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JLGatsby

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Can anyone recommend a QUALITY video card for my second monitor?

I want duel DVI links. On my ATI X600, I only have one DVI link. The image quality of DVI is very noticable and I want to two monitors to look the same.

According to CPUZ my motherboard is a Dell Intel i945P/G, southbridge is 82801GB (ICH7), and graphical interface is PCI-Express.

I don't need a lot of power, I don't play games, BUT I WANT GREAT BUILD QUALITY. I've heard of cheap duel DVI vid cards flickering when in dual DVI mode.

Recommendations?
 
U game or no???

If not, an Nv 7800GT or ATIx850PE would do fine running duals. If you game, thats where it could get expensive. I recommend X1800, X1900 or Nv 7900GTX or 7950..... This is without knowing your prefrences, price, or expectations.
 
solobaricsrock said:
U game or no???

If not, an Nv 7800GT or ATIx850PE would do fine running duals. If you game, thats where it could get expensive. I recommend X1800, X1900 or Nv 7900GTX or 7950..... This is without knowing your prefrences, price, or expectations.
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<napoleon dynamite> *deep breath* </napoleon dynamite>
 
Well if he doesnt game, im sure he doesnt need an expensive card. I would go to newegg.com and look at all the dual DVI card they have. I would recommend cards made by ASUS for build quality. Also, it would probably help a lot if you looked at all the reviews. Maybe sort all dual DVI cards by review.

Thanks

MH
 
MikeHunt988 said:
I would recommend cards made by ASUS for build quality. Also, it would probably help a lot if you looked at all the reviews.
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There we go. Thanks for the reply. I was just wondering what brnad or specific card that would offer good quality. Don't need sheer power, just quality build.
 
solobaricsrock said:
<napoleon dynamyte> YEAH GOSH </napoleon dynamite>
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You ask me if I game, when in my message I said I don't.

You offer me a nvidia card when I said I have an Dell ATI motherboard.

Then lambasted me for not giving enough info, even thought it was all in the OP.

Yeah gosh.
 
JLGatsby said:
<napoleon dynamite> *deep breath* </napoleon dynamite>
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"I don't need a lot of power, I don't play games, BUT I WANT GREAT BUILD QUALITY."

Maybe that should have tipped em off.. 8)
 
JLGatsby said:
You ask me if I game, when in my message I said I don't.

You offer me a nvidia card when I said I have an Dell ATI motherboard.

Then lambasted me for not giving enough info, even thought it was all in the OP.

Yeah gosh.
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"According to CPUZ my motherboard is a Dell Intel i945P/G, southbridge is 82801GB (ICH7), and graphical interface is PCI-Express."

This motherboard should work with either NVIDIA or ATI video cards. Both PCI-Express or PCI cards should work fine. I'd go with NVIDIA because of the drivers. BFG and EVGA offer good warranties on their products.

Good luck
 
I agree with the eVGA and BFG suggestions, but would also add in XFX. If i am not mistaken they have a double lifetime warranty, or something of the sorts. Correct me if i am wrong.

MH
 
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