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GeForce 5700 FX?
I'm thinking of buying a HP Pavilion t580 with P4, 3.2 Ghz, 512 MB, but I wonder if the included NVIDIA GeForce 5700 FX is any good. Some gaming, not diehard, but I want it to work properly for that price. Specs he http://tinyurl.com/3aocz (you can also download a PDF with "full" specs in the same place). Thanks in advance. |
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Neku wrote:
I'm thinking of buying a HP Pavilion t580 with P4, 3.2 Ghz, 512 MB, but I wonder if the included NVIDIA GeForce 5700 FX is any good. Some gaming, not diehard, but I want it to work properly for that price. Specs he http://tinyurl.com/3aocz (you can also download a PDF with "full" specs in the same place). Thanks in advance. I've got the ultra version. It's not the best card out there but it will do the job for you. You could do worse. Mine has worked very well. |
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"Neku" wrote in message li.nl...
I'm thinking of buying a HP Pavilion t580 with P4, 3.2 Ghz, 512 MB, but I wonder if the included NVIDIA GeForce 5700 FX is any good. Some gaming, not diehard, but I want it to work properly for that price. Specs he http://tinyurl.com/3aocz (you can also download a PDF with "full" specs in the same place). Thanks in advance. FX5700 Ultra is about the same speeds as the 9600XT ( ati card ) and that means basicly that games run fine on.. normal settings. It totally depends on what kind of games ofcourse... Quacke III for instance will get monsterframerates even on POS cards like the FX5200.. but Farcry will make most cards cry for their mommy ( trust me it can throw a 9800 Pro on the ground and keep it htere ) Anyhow, the FX5700 Non Ultra is decent.... pretty decent in performance. But if you wish to look into the future you rather think 5900XT alike ... just...that more capability... |
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On Thu, 20 May 2004 17:06:45 +0200, "Neku"
wrote: I'm thinking of buying a HP Pavilion t580 with P4, 3.2 Ghz, 512 MB, but I wonder if the included NVIDIA GeForce 5700 FX is any good. Some gaming, not diehard, but I want it to work properly for that price. Specs he http://tinyurl.com/3aocz (you can also download a PDF with "full" specs in the same place). This model would be a bit faster: http://www.hp-expo.com/be/dut/consum...138a_tech.html And perhaps more upgradable (CPU wise).... I don't know how much these cost... but 1GB of RAM would help out more than more MHz in WindowsXP. Both of these HP (gag) systems only have 1 DIMM sockets. |
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Neku wrote: I'm thinking of buying a HP Pavilion t580 with P4, 3.2 Ghz, 512 MB, but I wonder if the included NVIDIA GeForce 5700 FX is any good. Some gaming, not diehard, but I want it to work properly for that price. Specs he http://tinyurl.com/3aocz (you can also download a PDF with "full" specs in the same place). Thanks in advance. Hopeflly, you haven't bought the HP yet. Buy the components seperately, and assemble it yourself. You'll save a ton of money, and get better performance, and won't be strapped with an Intel mobo which prevents you from running the CPU at fll speed. Plus, you can get a 5900xt graphics card instead of the 5700. Jeff B |
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