f' on it tho before I install it or new
> stuff on it.
> .
>
> 73
> Ed/ke7feg
> Ah, cooler weather finally! April can wait!!
> Golden Years = Our 'Gold' going to medical care!
>
>> 17. Re: Galaxy Geforce 9500 gt video card?
>
>
nce in awhile better off with a separate card for something.
And possibly a working old sata drive from the p4 that MIGHT still be working.
Hoping to off load the 'stuff' on it tho before I install it or new stuff on it.
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73
Ed/ke7feg
Ah, cooler weather finally! April can wait!!
Golde
oh man.
actually, that video card should be fully supported under most live c.d.'s.
as for the rest, I have no idea if you are serious or not. to me, it sounds
like a very bad blind day (and I have had a few of those).
-Eric
de N7ZZT
Phoenix Arizona
On Dec 20, 2010, at 8:18 AM, eculbert wrote:
Exactly. And since he said:
> "just curious if it is an ok board, or if someone else non gamer like
> myself has used it. Nearly blind.. So action games are a no-no"
>
I was assuming he has no need of those things so why spend the money for a
discrete card (though he already has done so).
On Mo
the advantages are in the graphics processing. and the fact you can
start useing the mpeg decoding fucntions a little more. Cuda maybe...
so it does have a use.. just a more gamer oriented card
On Mon, Dec 20, 2010 at 9:31 AM, Dazed_75 wrote:
> I'm sure I can find you a pata/ata drive if you can'
I'm sure I can find you a pata/ata drive if you can't use the sata drive
Matt offered.
Try having someone with a Windows machine reformat those bad USB sticks. I
have recovered several that way.
I agree the 9500 card should be fine though I'm not sure what advantage it
would have for your needs
th 9500 Nvidia will work fine.. the galaxy part is a so/so for me, i
have seen allot fo failures with them when i was doing OEM system
building but if you get a good card it should be fine.
On Mon, Dec 20, 2010 at 8:50 AM, Matt Graham wrote:
> From: eculbert
>> Anyone used [a Galaxy Geforce 9500
From: eculbert
> Anyone used [a Galaxy Geforce 9500GT]? Hopefully it works with a
> live cd. Building up a new system w/o onboard video. Going to install
> and try today..just curious if it is an ok board
The vast majority of nVidia cards will Just Work, in 2D with the "nv" module,
or 3D with the
Anyone used one? Hopefully it works with a live cd. Building up a new system
w/o onboard video. Going to install and try today..just curious if it is an ok
board, or if someone else non gamer like myself has used it. Nearly blind.. So
action games are a no-no. Card games at best. Or something si
