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SLI VS Crossfire: Which One is Better?
When considering which board to purchase one must pay attention to whether a mainboard is SLI or crossfire enabled. The reason that this is such an important aspect of a board configuration is that SLI only works with Nvidia based GPUs and Crossfire only works with ATI based GPUs. Furthermore these competing companies don't exactly agree with each other on driver installs either with each one disabling the others driver if found
Nvidia VS ATI: Which is Better?
Nvidia and ATI nearly completely dominate the market for video processors today much like AMD and Intel have dominated the Central Processing Unit market in the past. While many people opt for Nvidia based GPUs(Graphical Processing Units) due to their enhanced PhysX capabilities and streamlined architecture, there are just as many who would say that ATI is ahead of the game.
64bit VS. 32bit Windows
Whether you choose to continue using Windows XP, Vista, or are ready to upgrade to Windows 7, you have an important question to ask yourself before you even begin the install: Are you ready for 64 bit?
When considering which board to purchase one must pay attention to whether a mainboard is SLI or crossfire enabled. The reason that this is such an important aspect of a board configuration is that SLI only works with Nvidia based GPUs and Crossfire only works with ATI based GPUs. Furthermore these competing companies don't exactly agree with each other on driver installs either with each one disabling the others driver if found
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Nvidia VS ATI: Which is Better?
Nvidia and ATI nearly completely dominate the market for video processors today much like AMD and Intel have dominated the Central Processing Unit market in the past. While many people opt for Nvidia based GPUs(Graphical Processing Units) due to their enhanced PhysX capabilities and streamlined architecture, there are just as many who would say that ATI is ahead of the game.
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64bit VS. 32bit Windows
Whether you choose to continue using Windows XP, Vista, or are ready to upgrade to Windows 7, you have an important question to ask yourself before you even begin the install: Are you ready for 64 bit?
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