thehunter1320
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and had a AGP slot on my mobo, would a GeForce4 Ti 4200 be a good choice?
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Originally posted by thehunter1320
ok, cause i'm thinking about upgrading my mobo. and it's a inexpensive and (now I know) good choice. but my dad would NEVER let me open up my 2 year old computer w/o him being to feet away from me (i do it all the time ), let alone take out the mobo and but a new one in. any suggestions on how to get him to let me? i have ample money, but he needs sum... "persuasion".... suggestions?
Originally posted by mosquave
sabotage your mobo so you have no choice but to buy a new one.
Originally posted by thehunter1320
no... i can get a 9500 Pro for $205 (cheapest i found them), i can get a Ti4200 for $120. besides, i can always upgrade in a year or 2 if i have an AGP slot.
EDIT: oh, non-Pro? i didnt check those, srry
EDIT 2: they don't work with nForce 2 chipsets, which (if i do upgrade the mobo) it will be one of those
Originally posted by thehunter1320
everyone with a nForce 2 chipset mobo that bought one said that it doesnt work, and when it does, it's "artifact-o-rama" check for urself:
www.newegg.com
find it on there and check the reviews
Originally posted by Xtasy0
well those people are morons then, goto hardforum.com and see how many people own nforce 2 chipset as well as a 9500 non pro.
you know im willing to bet the reason for their artifacts is because they're trying to overclock it to be a 9700 pro (some of the early 9500's had the same PCB and memory layout so you could flash the bios and overclock it and it would basically be a 9700 pro, actually it might have just been 9700 not 9700 pro, but either way, lots of people who did that complained of artifacts and stuff, gee i wonder why? heh)
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looks like the problems are related to the asus a7n8x deluxe, and i wouldn't recommend that nforce2 board anyways, i'd recommend the abit nf7-s
and there wern't THAT many complaints about it, and also the problem was with the black version, whereas people said the red version was ok. *shrug* the card itself will work with the nforce2 chipset.
Originally posted by Doobz
the Abit NF7-S IS an Nforce2 board