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05-12-2010, 03:55 AM

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Originally Posted by supersix4

Yeah I mean even if he lucks out and someone will rebuild it for him for lets say $40 bucks and then a $40 buck decent sized case, then a $30-80 card it really isn't worth it IMOP, but thats just my take...

I'd keep it max out the ram maybe put a 128mb card in and use it for old school games and start saving for a new comp.

Maybe if you tell us what you're looking to do with the new vid card we could better recommend things to do, if all you're trying to do is max out older games then a 128mb cARD might be great, but if you are trying to play crysis or something on the bare minimum settings then start shopping

Actually, all I'm trying to get it to do is play HD videos without staggering and also support Windiws Aero.

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