It depends on what games you play. For example BF2 is not a very prossesor demanding game but if your aiming at playing newer titles like SupCommander Bioshock etc then if might be a problem. I would suggest you to wait until about late fall if your thinking about a upgrade.
Hello, I have recently installed my old graphic card (GeForce 6600 vanilla) into my sisters new computer and it seemed to work fine until I installed the drivers. The problem is that whenever something changes on the screen it goes black for some secs. For example when I press start or scroll down a webpage. The card hasent been used for about 6 months so maybe its just broke? But the funny thing is it is working when no drivers are installed (not any games ofc).
PC: amdX2 3600+, 1gb ddr1, 160gb harddrive. I have tryed about 5 different drivers none seems to work
I have tryed so much. Uninstalling the onboard graphix card, trying tons of difrent drivers, diffrent fan, diffrent screen ,screw around in bios nothing seems to work. Can it be the psu? its 350w wich should be more then enough.
ive asked for help in many forums none ethier awnsers or dont know what to do (nvidia forums)
Hello, I have recently installed my old graphics card (GeForce 6600) into my sisters new computer and it seemed to work fine until I installed the drivers. The problem is that whenever something changes on the screen it goes black for some secs. For example when I press start or scroll down a webpage. The card hasent been used for about 6 months so maybe its just broke? But the funny thing is it is working when no drivers are installed.
PC: amdX2 3600+, 1gb ddr1, 160gb harddrive. I have tryed 3 different drivers none seems to work
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