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Looking at pci-e graphic cards and i see that there are no 6800 128 mb cards. Do they only exist for agp? Anyone know if there will be in the future?
Also is it possible tp flash a GT to Ultra?
Also is it possible tp flash a GT to Ultra?
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No idea. You could ask it on an nVidia forum, like nvnews.net. Unless of course you've been banned there because of spamming. -
No, you cannot flash a GT to Ultra that I have heard of. You can overclock them to Ultra speeds very easily."I dream of a better world where chickens can cross the road without having their motives questioned."Comment
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Yeah, you can flash a GT to Ultra speeds. Check this thread http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=33437
And I think they are still in the works for the 6800 PCI-e cards. I think at least the 6600's are out.
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The 6600's are out, sold a couple of Gigabyte 6600GT's (PCI-E) myself last week.Comment
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I am seriously thinking of getting a GF6600 GT agp if they will come with 256MB ram onboard... i know it may not make much difference but i am thinking of getting a 1600x1200 LCD monitor later and running at that res might slow down a card with only 128MB
cannot believe i am saying this though
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seems that a GF6600(no suffix) comes with 256MB ram onboard.. it is possible to flash it or overclock it to GT speeds?Life is a bed of roses. Everyone else sees the roses, you are the one being gored by the thorns.
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see post no. 2Better to let one think you are a fool, than speak and prove it
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Originally posted by Dilitante1
see post no. 2
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ah well, i prefer the guys' opinions here i suppose. I have tried the nvidia forums.. but the 6xxx series on agp are still new and not many have it.. so i will wait for the cards to be in widespread use... as i can still afford to wait.Life is a bed of roses. Everyone else sees the roses, you are the one being gored by the thorns.
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The amount of RAM on a video card has nothing to do with resolution these days. It's about storing textures, which will take up that space at any resolution.Originally posted by Belwarrior
I am seriously thinking of getting a GF6600 GT agp if they will come with 256MB ram onboard... i know it may not make much difference but i am thinking of getting a 1600x1200 LCD monitor later and running at that res might slow down a card with only 128MB cannot believe i am saying this though
Gigabyte P35-DS3L with a Q6600, 2GB Kingston HyperX (after *3* bad pairs of Crucial Ballistix 1066), Galaxy 8800GT 512MB, SB X-Fi, some drives, and a Dell 2005fpw. Running WinXP.Comment
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128mb will limit the ability to use AA at high resolutions, especially with NV cards.
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