but there is none (but as you still havent provided me w/ the exact 8600GT SUPER DOOPER MID-RANGE card you got). I did say howeverthat thing near the front is for SLi
For reference, I consider the dvi connectors the front of the card, and the mosfets (where the hdds are) the rear of the card.Power supplements are at the rear of the card
you running a '97 17" CRT 1024x768? Much love brother, keep fighting the good fight. 1024x768 and 1280x1024 are the 2 most popular gaming resolutionsis following stupid advertisment and paying 300-500$ for vga that you dont really need
Well first its not mainstream its mid range second its actually best card for the money at moment, rip of is following stupid advertisment and paying 300-500$ for vga that you dont really need and that will cost less than 100-200 next 2-3 years.Originally posted by: sutahz
I just google|Image'd 8600GT and as suspected... 8600GT doesnt req a power supplement (ie PCI-E pwr, 6pin yellow and black). IT'S TOO MAINSTREAM/CRAPPY to req such an enhancement. It's a rip off, did the salesman tell you that? Power supplements are at the rear of the card, yes that thing near the front is for SLi (though 2x(sh!t)=Sh_T). Go-Fight-Win
Not even close. The $55AR deal seems to be dead, but at $80 no rebate the 2600XT is a better deal than any 8600GT.Originally posted by: Montek
its actually best card for the money at moment
Originally posted by: s44
Not even close. The $55AR deal seems to be dead, but at $80 no rebate the 2600XT is a better deal than any 8600GT.Originally posted by: Montek
its actually best card for the money at moment
And no, there's no power connector. It's all from the bus.
Lol sounds like i speaking with some tech support guy...Originally posted by: sutahz
Montek{you} is not giving me the proper info...
I upgrade VGA for FPS and graphics not resolutions. 1024 and 1280 are really most popular and will be for 5 more years for sure.Originally posted by: sutahz
True we dont know what resolution he's {you're} running... but he{you} didn't provide us w/ said information.
you running a '97 17" CRT 1024x768? Much love brother, keep fighting the good fight. 1024x768 and 1280x1024 are the 2 most popular gaming resolutionsis following stupid advertisment and paying 300-500$ for vga that you dont really need
It has no sli? Then whats that connector thingy for on the top of the card? Though i never intended to go SLI anyway but thanks for explaining this to me that was really helpfull...Originally posted by: sutahz
http://media.hardwareanalysis....ticles/large/12010.jpg
Guess that pic doesnt have PCI-E pwr nor SLi... guess he has nothing to connect, thanks for that update
Maybe ask if i need hi end vga in first place and what i bought it for, actually i repeat myself its mid range VGA everyone who not agree need reality check. Or what in "your opinion" is mid range and its price?Originally posted by: sutahz
8600GT mid-rage? Keep telling yourself that... It was horrible at introduction and its bad (in my opinon) currently.
You did come here for tech support.Lol sounds like i speaking with some tech support guy...
What gave you this impression?But since seems like PCI-e needs extra power
I've never heard of a mobo w/ a PCI-e connector...my mobo does not have PCI-e connctor
Nothing in that sentence tells us if you have enough power for this mid-range card. Its safe to assume your PSU has enough power, but you haven't told us what PSU you have...I dont my mobo does not have PCI-e connctor just standard connector (though wide with extra few pins from psu that are disconnectable) and CPU +12v, my pci-e video card has enough power with this setup?
Really? No kidding, thats very unique and insightful.I upgrade VGA for FPS and graphics not resolutions.
No crap, thats why I stated it.1024 and 1280 are really most popular
So I could accuratly tell you if you bought a crappy card or notWhy care what resolution i running
Statements like this give me full right to rip into you, by the wayResolution dont do nothing in games
Well, you see, as resolution goes up, more pixels are used to draw the pictures. More dots you have, the more detail can go into the picture. The more detail the picture has the better it looks. If you cant see the difference between gaming at 1024x768 and 1600x1200 there is something wrong w/ your eyes or the monitor your using/observing. I won't waste my time pulling screen shots for you.tell me what difference will i see in graphics if compare 1024x768 and 1600x... or 2048x...?
The lower the resolution, the more AA is req'd for nice pictures. Less pixels to work with, even more jaggy lines.i dont even use AA
AA makes no difference? You are the ignorant one here, have you seen screenshots? Do you know what AA stands for?high resolution and AA, when in reality this make no difference
Yeah, guess i typed something stupid (it was late, no excuse for my slip up though).It has no sli? Then whats that connector thingy for on the top of the card?
If im young, do you want to molest me? Want to know which TV shows I watch so you can lure me into your van? A lot is always 2 words, never 1 word.P.S. One last thing, how old are you m8? You watch TV alot?
You cant because its just in theory, reality theres not much difference except aliasing.Well, you see, as resolution goes up, more pixels are used to draw the pictures. More dots you have, the more detail can go into the picture. The more detail the picture has the better it looks. If you cant see the difference between gaming at 1024x768 and 1600x1200 there is something wrong w/ your eyes or the monitor your using/observing. I won't waste my time pulling screen shots for you.
You had not enough info to assume live in english spoken country... Insults is best you can when have no fact to prove your point?So your from an english speaking country yet your spelling and grammer are atrocious. Your english skills match your intellect concerning video cards and video technology apparently. At least your balenced right m8?
Thats proves you either 14 or retard or both, GL.If im young, do you want to molest me? Want to know which TV shows I watch so you can lure me into your van? A lot is always 2 words, never 1 word.