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    Intel Core i7 Full System Drawing @ [H]

    I'm in.
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    Shadowrun only Vista?

    Thanks Since it is not DX10, maybe some enterprising person will mod it to work with XP. No way I'm upgrade to ME (oops I mean Vista) until many problems are fixed. I know that many government agencies are refusing to touch Vista with a 10" pole, so what will MS do when many of their...
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    Shadowrun only Vista?

    Will the new shadowrun work on XP or is it only Vista? Thanks
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    x1900gt masterless, dongleless crossfire?

    Links to any reviews that back it up
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    x1900gt masterless, dongleless crossfire?

    Oops I was confusing SB600 (new South Bridge) with R600. Shame on me. Thanks for the info
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    x1900gt masterless, dongleless crossfire?

    So the R600 does nothing for 1900x cards. You still need a crossfire edition and external cable? So would it be better to have 2 1900GT cards?
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    x1900gt masterless, dongleless crossfire?

    So I do not need a crossfire edition 1900 card to go with my 1900XT with this m/b ECS KA3 MVP ? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16813135024
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    x1900gt masterless, dongleless crossfire?

    How has ATI solved the problem?
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    Question on ATI PSU Requirements

    Thanks
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    Question on ATI PSU Requirements

    I plan on buying a 1900XT for my new system but I'm a little confused on the suggested power requirements. From what I have gathered it is a good idea to a PSU capable of over 24A or higher on the 12V line. What is confusing me is that some of the ATI approved PSU only have 18A for each 12V...
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