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<blockquote data-quote="nagaya" data-source="post: 11377340" data-attributes="member: 23839"><p>1.Nothing to do with VRAM with CPU.If you have PCI-Express slot you can use any VGA(may be get different performance on different PCI-E version ).But checking for VRAM only is crap.Check the GPU(Like Geforce GT440...etc) first not VRAM(2GB)</p><p></p><p>2.ATI & nVIDIA are the major GPU manufactures.Check specs and go for one that's suitable for you.ASUS,EVGa,Zotac....etc make VGA cards using reference design/or modded design for the GPU(they simply use ATI or nVIDIA chip on there cards).ASUS card are bit costly,you may get the almost same performance with a cheaper one. </p><p></p><p>3.If you have Dual channel memory controller(usually these motherboards have at least 4 RAM slots,i think you don't have a dual channel controller),using 2GB*2 will give a slight improvement in performance,but if you use 4GB card you can save a RAM slot for future expansions</p><p>Check this photo;Channel 0 has two banks & Channel 1 has two banks.to enable dual channel you should use RAM cards on same colour RAM banks</p><p><img src="http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/b3/Dual_channel_slots.jpg/220px-Dual_channel_slots.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nagaya, post: 11377340, member: 23839"] 1.Nothing to do with VRAM with CPU.If you have PCI-Express slot you can use any VGA(may be get different performance on different PCI-E version ).But checking for VRAM only is crap.Check the GPU(Like Geforce GT440...etc) first not VRAM(2GB) 2.ATI & nVIDIA are the major GPU manufactures.Check specs and go for one that's suitable for you.ASUS,EVGa,Zotac....etc make VGA cards using reference design/or modded design for the GPU(they simply use ATI or nVIDIA chip on there cards).ASUS card are bit costly,you may get the almost same performance with a cheaper one. 3.If you have Dual channel memory controller(usually these motherboards have at least 4 RAM slots,i think you don't have a dual channel controller),using 2GB*2 will give a slight improvement in performance,but if you use 4GB card you can save a RAM slot for future expansions Check this photo;Channel 0 has two banks & Channel 1 has two banks.to enable dual channel you should use RAM cards on same colour RAM banks [IMG]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/b3/Dual_channel_slots.jpg/220px-Dual_channel_slots.jpg[/IMG] [/QUOTE]
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