Dual Video cards
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goteeman
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Dual Video cards
do most modo support having a pci and agp video at the same time. The mobo i have is in my sig. please let me know.
1.3 Ghz Duron w/OCZ Dominator 2
Microstar K7T Pro2 KT133
768 pc-133 sdram
60 gig western dig
Hercules Geforce 2 Ti 64 ddr tv out
Sound Blaster Live 5.1
Lite 10x12x32 cdrw burn proof
8x dvd rom
6 80mm case fans
Microstar K7T Pro2 KT133
768 pc-133 sdram
60 gig western dig
Hercules Geforce 2 Ti 64 ddr tv out
Sound Blaster Live 5.1
Lite 10x12x32 cdrw burn proof
8x dvd rom
6 80mm case fans
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FlyingPenguin
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I've never heard of a mobo not liking it. What you have to watch out for is running out of IRQs or IRQ sharing problems. You should try to put the new card in a slot that doesn't share an IRQ with anything else. If you have a lot of PCI cards that may be difficult.
Sometimes you get two cards that don't get along.
I was using a Geforce3 Ti200 and a Savage4 and it didn't work well. Changed the Savage for a Geforce2 MX and it works great.
Since you already have an Nvidia card you may want to do the same.
Sometimes you get two cards that don't get along.
I was using a Geforce3 Ti200 and a Savage4 and it didn't work well. Changed the Savage for a Geforce2 MX and it works great.
Since you already have an Nvidia card you may want to do the same.
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