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Old 03-01-06   #11 (permalink)
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Yrue, but they are probably refering to equal MB and frequencies, and maybe core. Like, if there was a PCI 6100, it would beat the onboard down in a second.
Mm.. Not really. Just because it uses system RAM doesnt mean its like OMG SUX.
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Mm.. Not really. Just because it uses system RAM doesnt mean its like OMG SUX.
I know, but I was just proving PCI cards are much better than onboard. Oh, onboard uses more of the CPU as well.
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