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Old July 12th 03, 02:47 AM
Artur Leung
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Default All-In-Wonder 9700Pro or 9800Pro for new system?

I am in the process of building a new system and would like to hear from
other users on the compatibility of the AIW 9700Pro.

Went to http://www.newegg.com and browsed through the user comments, and
a couple people said that they could never get the video card to work,
or there have been a lot of driver issues. How stable is the hardware
and software/driver for the 9700Pro? Will there be any improvement on
the AIW 9800Pro? Exactly what the differences are between the AIW
9700Pro and 9800 Pro?

Proposed system:
Asus P4C800-E
Intel P4 2.4 or 2.8GHz w/ 800MHz FSB
1GB PC3200 DDR Memory
120GB SATA HD
Windows XP Pro.

Your comment/suggestion is greatly appreciated.

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Old July 13th 03, 11:33 AM
Ron Shaw
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Amen 2 that, i not only record to dvd 3rd rock, gunsmoke & stargate but also
use it to monitor/record output from my x10 cameras outside. fantastic pix
quality (better then my gf ti4200 but my 3dmark01 is over 17,xxx, 3dmark03
5200..software even has time lapse video mode and threshold recording 2

trigger cameras(motion detection)
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le.rogers.com...
I've never had any problems with my AIW9700pro. It works flawlessly. I'm
about to record a news broadcast in 20mins and create a VCD from it...

It is completely amazing in gaming too.... over 5k (3dmark2003) and almost
17k (3dmark2001)


"Artur Leung" .^net^ wrote in message
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I am in the process of building a new system and would like to hear from
other users on the compatibility of the AIW 9700Pro.

Went to http://www.newegg.com and browsed through the user comments, and
a couple people said that they could never get the video card to work,
or there have been a lot of driver issues. How stable is the hardware
and software/driver for the 9700Pro? Will there be any improvement on
the AIW 9800Pro? Exactly what the differences are between the AIW
9700Pro and 9800 Pro?

Proposed system:
Asus P4C800-E
Intel P4 2.4 or 2.8GHz w/ 800MHz FSB
1GB PC3200 DDR Memory
120GB SATA HD
Windows XP Pro.

Your comment/suggestion is greatly appreciated.



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