GPU Buying Guide - (Read first post)
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Excuse me, $200 the first one is actually used.
Thanks for the advice, 😉
Thanks for the advice, 😉
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Timothy Kim60 said:From what I can see, that motherboard has integrated graphics. Try plugging your monitor directly into the motherboard video outputs, but just to be safe, check your BIOS first to make sure the onboard GPU is actually enabled. That said, if you're seeing visual glitches even before the OS loads, it’s almost certainly a faulty GPU.
If the GPU is indeed the problem, you can definitely go with the setup you mentioned. Everything should be compatible.
If you plan on gaming, I'd also recommend adding another 4GB of RAM and picking up an aftermarket CPU cooler if you haven't already.
Benjamin Cruz29 said:Honestly, I don't give a damn what Zanetti has to say... and yeah, obviously I'm pissed we lost. What am I supposed to be happy about? We got crushed 3-0 at home. But man, what happened yesterday was just terrifying (and I'm not even talking about the NFL Ultras). Mišo keeps talking about the atmosphere, the players keep bringing up the atmosphere... but seriously, were we watching a football game or an atmosphere contest?
Bottom line is, I couldn't care less.
Taylor Ramirez86 said:If you ask me, this is the one.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gO9hz...layer_embedded