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Well apparently it uses the one head from the chipset concurrently with dual head from a normal AGP card - so unfortunately I doubt this would allow any surround gaming
I guess it is like having a PCI graphics card next to an AGP one.
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Yikes! Well the 9100 is just an 8500 with a new name, so there really isn't enough power there for surround gaming anyway.
Come to think of it, there really isn't enough power in a Parhelia for surround gaming! (*grin*)
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Originally posted by Gurm
Yikes! Well the 9100 is just an 8500 with a new name, so there really isn't enough power there for surround gaming anyway.
Come to think of it, there really isn't enough power in a Parhelia for surround gaming! (*grin*)
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I read somewhere that there is a Radeon 9600 PCI... I think...
I do know Gainward has a GFFX 5200 PCI 64MBComment
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Odd, everything I've thrown at it so far has ran REALLY fast. I even run Neverwinter Nights in 3840x1280 and it runs. (granted it still has the problem that when there are too many shadows it tends to get quite low on the fps, but I AM running it on the beta linux drivers...)Originally posted by Gurm
Yikes! Well the 9100 is just an 8500 with a new name, so there really isn't enough power there for surround gaming anyway.
Come to think of it, there really isn't enough power in a Parhelia for surround gaming! (*grin*)
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