I have an ABIT KG9 SLi motherboard, can I run crossfire dual video cards with this motherboard?
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Want imperical proof?  Check your motherboard.  All crossfire enabled motherboards will have the crossfire processor on the motherboard with a big silver with red letter sticker saying "ATI Crossfire" on it.  If you don't have it, google your board and get the specs (but I wouldn't hold my breath if i were you).
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100% sure that I am not.\n\nI can tell you though that the PCI Express x1 should be able to work in a "higher" slot (ie. x16).\n\nI know this to be true for AGP, but then again PCI Express is a tad different. NewEGG rules.\n\nHappy Easter.
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Each Card not only needs its own power source equivalent to 2 molex plugs with adapter, but the motherboard needs an additional plug too. Together this is 5 molex plugs. The best bet is to get an SLI ready power supply which start at 500W.\nAn SLI ready supply will have 2 special PCI-E connectors so you don't need the 2-molex to PCI-E adapter. This Antec is proably the cheapest you would want to go with over a grand of video cards in a computer:\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817103931\nThe best brand to get would be a Power PC and Cooling:\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817703001
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If you have enough slots in your PC to add two more video cards to the existing one, then yes, you can.\nMost current operating systems can handle it...
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1.8GB Capacity, you might mean, or 1.8 GHz clock speed, more likely.\n\nIn either case, a 155MB (sure it's not 256MB?) may work.  It's not the memory that's the issue, ie, the numbers you mentioned don't have anything to do with compatibility.\n\nCompatibility is addressed by checking videocard connection type: PCI, PCI-Express (also called PCI-E), and AGP.  Note that AGP comes in different flavors such as 2x and 4x.  Some motherboards do 2x or 4x and some do both.
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Take the side cover off and look.\nDo you have a Video expansion slot?\nIf so, it is AGP or PCI-e?\nA lot of the cheaper boards do not have a video slot.\nIf you have a regular PCI slot open, you would need to buy a card that fits the slot.
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Do you mean you want two (2) video cards at once, or just replace the radeon you have, to answer my first assumption that is called SLI and current Ati, and nV offer these.\n\nJust go and pick up a new card, you need to remember that you might either be using a PCI-Express or AGP slot card. But Im 99% sure you have an Agp slot card, and take my word for it.\n\nTo the below poster, Video cards have ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with any cpu speed / model at all, dont comment if you dont know.
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Yes, you can add one to a regular old PCI slot. They won't be good for gaming.\n\nI upgraded one of my computers with an Nvidia GeForce FX5200 PCI with 128 MB RAM, and it runs everything I need it to. And it is a Compaq, by the way.
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You can, but you are limiting the performance.  Make sure they are both the same type and they work in the same frequency(PC2700, PC3200 etc)\n\nBattery Wizard
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Apparantly when he gave his "REAL" answer, he neglected to read the "REAL" question.  This best video card you can get for $150 to $200 is this:http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814136001 a 7900GS, while not the absolute best card out, still a very good card that I am sure you will be more than happy with.\n\nAs for motherboard, you do need an nVidia chipset motherboard to run SLI.  nVidia chipsets work fine with Intel processors.  Here is the problem, currently there is only one nVidia chipset that will support true full SLI, that is the nForce 590.  The others will give you SLI, but the PCI Express slots will only run at 8x each, therefore not giving you the full bandwidth.  nVidia is scheduled to release new chipsets next week, so you may want to take a look at those.\n\nHere is what I would recommend however.  Next year the new PCI Express specification is coming out, which will double the bandwidth of each slot.  I would recommend just buying an inexpensive non SLI board now, and then upgrading to one of the new boards when they come out, especially since you don't plan on having two cards right now anyway.
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it can take DDR ram not DDR2 \nhttp://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NEW-SAMSUNG-1GB-PC3200-DDR-400Mhz-RAM-NT-512MB-PC-3200_W0QQitemZ230049114703QQihZ013QQcategoryZ74942QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem\n\nit can take Agp x8 video cards not pci-e\nhttp://cgi.ebay.co.uk/BRAND-NEW-GEFORCE-6800-XT-DDR-128MB-AGP-DVI-VGA-TV_W0QQitemZ200044697797QQihZ010QQcategoryZ27387QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem\n\ni can take pci sound cards \nhttp://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SOUND-BLASTER-AUDIGY-2-ZS-7-1-OEM-FREE-GAME_W0QQitemZ160052030840QQihZ006QQcategoryZ3701QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem\n\nas long as you fill those criteria you should be ok
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yes you can ! that wont be a problem , but incase you should have the driver CD with you to install the driver of card
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Well they are techically using 2 7950 GX2s.  It is 2 boards put together to look like 1 huge dual layered one.  It uses a crap load of connectors and transmiters.  It is quite simple, just don't think of how Geforce made the 7950 GX2\nmaking the quad SLI is accually just connecting the 2 7950 GX2s together using 2 connectors unlike the 1 that is usually used.\nTHe 1st SLI bridge connects the top card of the first 7950 and the top of the 2nd 7950, and same with the 2nd SLI bridge, except its for the bottom.  Quad SLI is not yet availible in stores yet, but the products used for it are.\nThere is a simple way of thinking of this.  It is just like the Intel board called Quad Royal.  It is 4 PCI 16x slots for 4 video cards.  The Quad SLI is exactly like that, its just 2 boards on 1 slot. the 2 boards are not accually connected. its just placed on so you need the 2 SLI bridges to connect all of them.  THe Quad SLI may seem new to everyone, but it has accally been availible to Intel users for the past 1 and a half years.
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its not about the compatibility ... he might have asked u about the brand or different sizes of vgas like 128MB or 256MB or 512MB. i have INTEL915 motherboard and i tried almost every PCI EXPRESS graphic card n they worked perfect.
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you cant, it requires a CPU and motherboard to control it ... its an "add-on" card
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Yes you can do that IF this mainboard do support LGA CPUs\nMost of LGA Mainboards do support all LGA CPUs\n\nXLMan
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Sorry but you can't because each one has different requirement towards the system such as DMA, IRQ, usages, also because the difference of the specifications.\nSo i suggest you to go to the site of the make, the support center then download the suitable driver to your card. Also visit the below site, it's great and has drivers for all kind of the computer peripherals, old and new. \nI hope my answer is enough, otherwise please feel free to contact my thru my email in my profile.