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#1 Athlonite
Member since 2009 • 25 Posts
switching off via the power switch wont kill the hardware but it may eventually kill the os from memory your problem stems from a miscofigured power setting in the registry as soon as i get hold of my sons xp machine to have a little looky i'll get back with the answer and the setting to change ok
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#2 Athlonite
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I would wait until fall/winter for DX11 cards. musclesforcier
+1 smaller die size and better power requirements
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#3 Athlonite
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should work quite dandy for what your planning plus side you can add extra quadro cards as to your other Q? you may want to ask on a site like devient art
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#4 Athlonite
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sure the spec says it can handle it but you may want to upgrade that pidly PSU to a 450w hp are terrible at using only psu just big enough to power whats in the computer at purchase
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#5 Athlonite
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http://support.asus.com/PowerSupplyCalculator/PSCalculator.aspx?SLanguage=en-us go here put in your specs and it'll tell with 90% accuracy what wattage PSU you'll need
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#6 Athlonite
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better to be slight overkill than dead from not enough juice besides atleast he wont be taxing it hard so it'll perfom well with nice clean power
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#7 Athlonite
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hrmmm seems my 2600xt is 75th a single card but isn't listed as a crossfire setup oh and whens the last time you tried to sli a couple of GF6200 cards thats rubish it doesn't work the cards dont have sli capabilities considering it was first ment for AGP and then later given a PCI-e bridge chip to allow it to run on the PCI-e bus
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#8 Athlonite
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hmm might help if you post the rest of the hardware you a wanting to run along with the video card or you could just use this PSU wattage calc page by asus http://support.asus.com/PowerSupplyCalculator/PSCalculator.aspx?SLanguage=en-us