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64MB nVidia GeForce4 MX420 Graphics Card (TV OUT)

26-06-2003 11:49am

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ConsultClifford

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What are Video Cards for?

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#2 26-06-2003 11:57am

superfly

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seriously?!?!

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#3 26-06-2003 12:39pm

Col_Loki

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Video cards ummm, firstly its where you plug your monitor into. It is the graphics processor of your computer, the better the graphics card the better games will look & the smoother they will be. Same with DVD's & mpegs. Just as a by the way that card Mx420 is pretty old and not great at all (if your buying a new pc).

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#4 26-06-2003 1:10pm

Saruman

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I find the name Ironic... Why would we consult clifford when he seems to be consulting everyone else what seems to be a Rhetorical question... graphics card provides.. eh graphics

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