Hey there
I bought a new card with 128mb DDR2 memory and what I have noticed is that my overall computer performance has improved.
If your videocard has a good amount of memory (128 vs 32mb before), does it take some processing load off your main CPU?
Thx!
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Really only when you are doing something that is very graphics intensive such as computer games or 3D computer effects like making 3D Text for a video or some complex 3D image as a background etc.
Ironically Video processing (like capture and editing) really does not tax the computer much unless you are doing alot of special effects like transitions or 3D text/image overlays etc.
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I play a lot of movies on my computer and watch them on the tv through s-video
Before, after playing the entire movie, the computer would work very slow. Now, the computer works as quick as i just rebooted it. -
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