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(Msg. 1) Posted: Wed Aug 04, 2004 6:03 am
Post subject: pci express
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(Msg. 2) Posted: Wed Aug 04, 2004 10:56 pm
Post subject: Re: pci express [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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| Related Topics: | PCI-Express - Howdy :) Here's the latest info on the upcoming PCI-Express: http://www.tomshardware.com/graphic/20040310/index.html -- DaveW
PCI Express X1? - Hi all ... Yes, I finally broke down and bought a new almost-clone to do some video editing. Of course first thing was that I overlooked that the ^$*&$(@#*$&( thing didn't have any Firewire ports so I had to add those. While I was in the case ...
PCI Express X1? - Hi all ... Yes, I finally broke down and bought a new almost-clone to do some video editing. Of course first thing was that I overlooked that the ^$*&$(@#*$&( thing didn't have any Firewire ports so I had to add those. While I was in the case ...
PCI-Express PSU - this is really getting on my nerves Do all PSU's have the 6 pin connectors required for PCI-Express Graphics Cards? I have a Thermaltake W0010 480W PSU and it doesnt seem to have one do PCI Graphics cards actually need this to function fully? or can...
PCI Express 2? - What's the deal with PCI Express 2.0? I've currently got a 3.4ghz Prescott with an Nvidia 6800GT AGP. I use my PC primarily for gaming and it's just starting to struggle on newer games. I've been holding off upgrading until Vista, Core 2 Duo, Direct X... |
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