Graphics Cards

From a technical standpoint, the Amp! Extreme is the superior card, as it has faster Base and Boost Clock Speeds (1253MHz/1355MHz vs 1025MHz/1114MHz with the ArcticStorm) and a faster Memory Clock (7220MHz vs 7010MHz with the ArcticStorm), however, the ArcticStorm supports Liquid Cooling.

It depends highly on what you are running. Are you thinking of a specific game? I hope you know what frames per seconds are...

You cannot run Vista (or an other operating system) on a computer that has no processor.

The best 1gb graphic card for your computer depends not merely on the motherboard of Intel DG43NB but also other factors. The brand does not really matter as long as compatible with your computer.

you won't have a picture

Sadly - no. I tried it and it didn't work. Still trying to find a way but.....

if you bought the card new within the last 6-8 years or so, it should be able to handle 256 colours no problem. to change to 256 really depends on what operating system you use. and chances are it can do even higher then 256

If you are running Microsoft Windows 95 or abov, right click the mouse on the desktop and then click the "Settings" tab at the top of the window, then you should see a box with different colours e.g. 16, 256, 16-bit, 32-bit etc. Change this and it should work. If you don't have the option to change it then your graphics card drivers may be incorrect or not even installed, to update these go to the website of the manufacturer and download them. If you need any further help please email me.

Sorry, I made a few mistakes in that...click on Properties in the drop down box from the right-click menu and then go to the settings tab.

(Graphics Double Data Rate, version 5) SGRAM is a type of high performance dynamic random-access graphics card memory usually used for graphic cards. Its fast!

No. You can only have one active video driver at a time. Each video port uses a different driver.

Judging by the standard port, i think you mean the built-in VGA that comes in some motherboards. The answer is no, once a 16x Graphics Card is being used, the motherboard will no longer use that VGA and no connection to it can be made. If your motherboard has another 16x slot, you can insert another Graphics Card and use SLI or Crossfire which will allow you to have multi-monitors. Keep in mind that Graphic Cards that have an HDMI connection and a DVI share the connection. Each graphics card itself can only support two monitors even if it has more then two DisplayPorts. If you want to get a third working monitor, you must get an active passive display adapater for a DisplayPort connection or buy another graphics card which can support two more monitors. Each adapter can support an extra monitor and can only be used on DisplayPorts Graphic Cards.

Peripheral component interconnect(PCI) is a high band width processor independent bus.

It is the most widely used hardware interface for connecting the peripheral devices.

yes

The sizes are x1, x4, x8 and x16. They support different bandwidth... Also x16 port might work in x8 mode only.

Also known as graphics card or graphics driver, the graphics "slot" is what generates your computer screen before it is sent to your monitor. In other words, the graphics driver is what makes you have the ablilty to see your computer screen.

Most consumer-quality laptops these days come with what is called an Integrated Graphics Processor, or IGP. These processors, integrated in the CPU, are capable of rendering most simple games like Runescape. You do not need anything beyond your integrated Intel or AMD IGP for these purposes.

Fast answer: Place for video card in an older PC.

Long answer: 4x refers to the data transfer rate of the Accelerated Graphics Port, a specialized card slot for video cards. The standard data rate of AGP is 266 MB/s, a 4x slot is 1066 MB/s (compared to todays cards at 8,000)

Hello, a 4x AGP (Accelerated Graphics Port) gives you the ability to connect 4x (LCD)(CRT) screens to your computer. for dual monitor. So for instance you can have 4 computer screen on with different things going on each screen.

Hope that helped

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Go for Asus website, then you can find drivers

while downloading drivers usually do assist in playing games or your card functioning better, it also depends on if the game supports that card or not. i have answered something similar to this a post or two ago. click on this link it will help u out a bit might tell u if your card is compatible or not

http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/CYRI/intro.aspx

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it will never be GeForce 8400 is improved and and is better than GeForce 6800 in every way

Simple answer, no, you need a graphics card in your system.

At the time of writing this (11/21/2009) it's the ATI HD4670 which is available in AGP 8x format will function perfectly fine in an AGP-4x motherboard.

Yes. AGP stands for Accelerated Graphics Port. http://computer.howstuffworks.com/agp1.htm