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What is more preferrable in a video card: Bit-width or memory?

GeekySage

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I am thinking about buying a graphics card for my old rig and am faced with a dilemma of either choosing a card w/ 64-bit, 256MB mem or another card w/ 128-bit, 128MB memory.

Given budget constraints, what do you guys think is more important?
 
Originally posted by: Kensai
Bit-width of the memory.
128-bit and 128MB.
umm...okay, so you mean i should buy the card w/ 128-bit, 128MB memory.
By the way, what did you mean by "Bid-width of the memory"?
 
Originally posted by: GeekySage
Originally posted by: Kensai
Bit-width of the memory.
128-bit and 128MB.
umm...okay, so you mean i should buy the card w/ 128-bit, 128MB memory.
By the way, what did you mean by "Bid-width of the memory"?

128-bit w/ 128MB> 64-bit w/ 256mb.

At the low end, there's no use in having 256MB of VRAM.
 
Think of 64 bit memory with 256 MB's of space as an eye dropper trying to fill up a very large pool.
 
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