Ok, sounds good. One last question then, should be easy. What card should I get?

So the fact I'm using a tv wont matter? I could swear someone told me I might have performance problems and dual cards could help. IDK. Thank you.

You PC forum guys are picky. I posted in PC@MAC GAMES trying to answer a question and all I could get was GO HERE. Ok here I am. So heres what I'd like to know. I want to get into PC gaming and I'm looking to put together a gaming rig. I need to know if dual video cards are the way to go, or if single is. I'm not gonna use a monitor, instead I plan on hooking it up to a 60 inch lcd flat-panel tv (not sure if that makes a difference) By the way, dont you think someone could have answered this question in the other forum? They have PC's and play games on them. You'd think they would know about video cards!

On second thought I've been waiting to get an answer from you people and the only help I get is this. I think I'll be moving on. Thanks for noting.

Wow that was really helpful. Your right picking PC@Mac GAMES has nothing to do with help putting together a GAMING rig. How foolish of me. :roll: If your not gonna help move along.

Bump. I really need help with this.

Not sure if this makes a difference, but I'm not useing a monitor. I'm gonna hook it up to my tv. 60 inch lcd flat-panel.

I'm thinking of getting into pc gaming and when it comes to video cards is it better to go with a single or a dual? And it looks like they have the same memory, the single is 2gb and the duals are both 1gb. I'm very new to all of this but want the best bang for my buck. Thank you.