Pentium 3 with Fx5200(128MB) against 1.4 Athelon with Mx440 64

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by shoshe, Dec 16, 2003.

  1. shoshe

    shoshe Guest

    hi there ... since i have a tight budget to get my self a good gaming
    system .. i need advice weather to use the money on getting an
    fx5200(128mb) for my intell P3 1.0Ghz system or to use it for
    getting an AMD Athelon system ...
    one more thing thats confusing me is that if i dont go for amd ... i
    can use that little cash left after fx to increase ram to 512 ...
    what should i do ... get a new system and use existing card or get a
    new card
     
    shoshe, Dec 16, 2003
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  2. shoshe

    shoshe Guest

    hi Dale
    just read ur repy ... the thing is ... how does P3 1Ghz with
    512Ram SD(133Mhz) and GeForce4 FX5200 (128MB) sounds if u wanna play
    current games ?? .. dosent the grafiz card helps me out ... i mean if
    want an upgrade , which is the best choice , a grafix card upgrade or
    a processor upgrade ?? ...
    a bit confusing iam definately .... but could use a little more
    help on this thing ...
     
    shoshe, Dec 17, 2003
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  3. shoshe

    Guest Guest

    Unless I'm mistaken, all fx5200 gfx cards are AGP 8x, and there are NO P3
    motherboards that support this!

    Slartibartfast.
     
    Guest, Jan 1, 2004
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  4. shoshe

    kema Guest

    FYI, there is a PCI version of the FX5200. Currently $130 at CompUSA.

    Ken
     
    kema, Jan 3, 2004
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