Which (MB) Graphic Card should i use.?
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That depends on what you intend to do with your PC, General Media, Hi Def Graphics, Gaming, there are Thousands of Cards for Hundreds of Jobs, put two in and you can go up to 1024MB, so if you can say what sort of work you will be giving the Card to do Someone will give you an answer.
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PCworld says the the nVidia GeForce 7800 GTX is the best.  Check the link below.
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The better the graphics card, the less you will freeze up and the better the quality of color. \n\nI would take graphics of 128MB if you are playing really high standard graphical games.
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1- Nvidia G-Force 2MX 200 AGP video card\n\n1- Nvidia G-Force 4MX 440 64mb AGP video card
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Nvidia GeForce 7800, PCI-X, preferably with 512Mb of RAM. Very expensive, though.
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Definitely, go for the gold GeForce 7950 GX2 would work great on your pc, even some of the newer ATI cards like the X1900 Crossfire edition.  And no you don't have to upgrade your RAM, you have 2GBs already which is great, but you know if you have the money to blow, why the hell not max it out!!  Oh yeah, these components will mean more heat, so you might want to think about a few memory heatsinks and maybe upgrade your cooling components.
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You can buy a card with any type of graphics memory you want, as long as it is AGP 8x.  The higher the number of graphics memory the better, although GDDR2 is not very good, so probably look for something with GDDR3.  There are not currently any cards out with GDDR4 for AGP.
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try anthor graphics card
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A little more information would be nice.  if you want to upgrade to a better graphics card.  Open you case and look at your mother board.\n\nYou can determine what type of graphics card your motherboard needs in several ways (beginning with the easiest method):\n\nBy checking your owner's manual \nBy opening your computer's case and visually inspecting the graphics slot \n\nVisually inspecting your graphics slot. Though I recommend consulting your owner's manual or computer manufacturer to determine which card your system requires, it is possible to open your computer's case and visually inspect the graphics slot on your motherboard to determine which type you have. \n\nThere are two ways to determine whether you have an AGP or PCIe slot by visual inspection:\n\nAGP slots are farther away from the back edge of the motherboard — typically about 2.5 inches (BROWN IN COLOR). \n\nThe other slots on the graphics card are conventional PCI slots, which are typically all the same size. (WHITE IN COLOR).\n\nThey have not made 3 meg graphics cards in years.  \n\nNormally they are 32 Meg. 64 meg, 128 and so on a 128 meg graphics card would be the best.\n\nIt depends on your operating system.  How much Ram you have?\nSpeed of your mother board.  How old you system is?
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amd dual  is verry good 7 have 2gb of ram to go ATI .video card
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Well in my opinion, a 256 mb graphics card is a better than  a 128 mb graphics card. The consumption of power will be negligibly high and it woul affect only in minutes.\nBut to tell you, i did not actually know that we can put additional graphics card in a laptop is it.. or are you talking abt inbuilt memories in different models?\nwell the thing to take care is that you should have at least 512 mb or ram or higher for optimum and problem free performance..\nhave fun
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Go with the GeForce 7800.  I never buy the latest greatest product as it's usually too expensive.
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Increasing memory is always good. If you are running XP I would suggest a minimum of at least 512 mb. If you can afford the 1GB go for it.
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go for DELL with 256MB Nvidia display card.
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I've you got good money go ahead and buy the Nvidia 7900 GTS, that will make your dreams come true and put a 500 dollar worth of damage in your pocket too.\n\nYou can't go wrong with an Nvidia 6800 GS neither, it's pretty good.
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Yes, get the Geforce. \n\nToo bad your motherboard does not have a AGP 8X slot.  Then you could spend $200 that would actually get you awesome performance.  \n\nIf you do not have 2GB of RAM on your computer, that is where you should spend the money.   Check www.coastmemory.com
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I've used both, and they both do the job they are suppose to do.  Nvidia can be annoying sometimes though, and ATI graphics cards are usually more solid in proformance.  So if I had to pick, I'd pick ATI.