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  1. 18th Jan 2005 17:36 #1
    Grant_H
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    I'm pretty sure that I want to get an AIW card, but I can't really tell the diffence in them all execpt for a few little things. If someone could let me know or were to go to find out that would be great.
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    If you're wanting to run dual PC monitors, the AIW 9600XT is the only option.
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    The newer ones produce better graphics on games. Especially if your playing some of the newer games like Doom3. Better shading, lighting, shadows etc.

    Remeber the video display part of a card doesn't have anything to do with video. Besides games the only other practcal reason for buying a good video card is if your going to be doing 3-d animation.
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    Here, try this...

    http://apps.ati.com/ATIcompare/
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