ok, so i recently got a new computer. This is the hardware Mainboard : FOXCONN A7DA-S/A7DA Chipset : AMD 780 Processor : AMD Phenom @ 1800 MHz Physical Memory : 4096 MB (2 x 2048 DDR2-SDRAM ) Video Card : NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 2.7GB Hard Disk : ST3500410AS (500 GB) Monitor Type : LG Electronics M228WA - 22 inches Network Card : Broadcom Corp Broadcom Corp Network Card : Marvell Semiconductor (Was: Galileo Technology Ltd) 802.11b/g Wireless Controller Operating System : Windows Vista Home Premium Home Edition 6.00.6001 Service Pack 1 What'cha think ?? .. games look AMAZING on this .. i'm so happy i love the video card especially anyways, anything to add to make it run even better??
vista sux rest is good not best processor though i think as its only 1.8 Ghz havent really looked into this stuff lately Also foxconn isnt a really good MB brand.
looks great, whats the exact model number of the AMD Phenom ? It may mean 1800mhz FSB because i doubt they make them that speed nowadays =\
Should have gone for the HD 4870 (ATI) and saved yourself some money, because that's one ------ing expensive video card.
well my brother bought the computer, so .. but the video card is amazing **edit OK, so i thought that broken was overreacting about video card being expensive .. but i just searched and saw that it costs at least 399 dollars ... I'm ------ing lucky of having that video card xD
it's comparable to having FOUR 3.5Ghz pentium 4s. a 200mhz Pentum II is faster than a 2333mhz PentiumI... so why does everyone still think only Mhz matter? I thought we figured that out in 2001 when a 1.0 Ghz Pentium 3 outdid a 1.4 GHz pentium 4 in most things and it took getting the p4 to 1.7Ghz and higher before it became a contender... until it was replaced by an updated version of the PIII, the core 2 duo which at 3Gh is comparable to a 6Ghz pentium 4/D... my only advice, 4890 or GTFO... uses less power better image quality cheaper... trades blows performance wise and after overclocking pulls ahead. also can do crossfire on that board. it's closer to $300... you're looking in all the wrong places.
Pretty nice computer, good graphics card too but you could have saved more money I wish GTX 285 had 2.7gb
[/b][/quote] humm... good eye. let's see, 512 bit memory controller, possible memory configs include: 512mb, 1Gb and 2GB, with 4GB being theoretical though i'm not sure if the memory controller would support that... that said I don't really wish for anything more than 1GB out of a card like that. It'd be useless since larger capacity memory chips tend to cost more and to clock lower. That and the fact that it's unlikely the card even uses that much memory.
i might have looked wrong on that one xD .. i don´t have much knowledge of hardware does it say somewhere here how much MB the video card is GPU Information : Number of GPU : 1 Codename : GA0 Revision : B1 Memory Type : GDDR3 GPU Frequency : 680 MHz Shader Clock : 1476 MHz Memory Frequency GPU : 1250 MHz Pixel Shader Version : 3.0
Good computer, the graphics card and motherboard are awesome. Ram can be added (4GB) and run Vista x64.
A graphics processing unit or GPU (also occasionally called visual processing unit or VPU) is a specialized processor that offloads 3D graphics rendering from the microprocessor <----Obtained from wiki