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I still can return it, as i took it for a test. I just thought that it would
improve a bit from my Radeon 9000 Pro as it supports DirectX 9 and has 128
Mb on memory. And the price was 50 bucks, because I can't afford 150 bucks
for a Pro, so I gave it a try... But I was quite disappointed with the
performance of the 9600SE. I'll return it tomorrow. Like that, I won't need
to sell it to an ex-wife or a former friend
))
Thx for answering,
TJ
"{SFU}Xeon" <Xeon@jgeimaging.com> wrote in message
news:qJlkd.1781$Bj2.1156@trndny01...
> Tojo, you should always do your research into cards before forking over
> cash!! SE and LE cards are bottom bin next to failure chips and should
> always be avoided unless you're building or upgrading a system for a
former
> friend or ex wife. minimum card one should concider is the standard 9xxx
and
> up, pro , then XT.
> Read up about specs on SE and LE cards, and you'll find out why they're so
> affordable, they usually have things disabled or non functional, or 1/2
the
> pipes or bandwidth...... sorry you found out about it after you bought
your
> card.... most places will only take a card back if it is defective.....
and
> replace it with a like card.
> <got any former friends or ex wives you can sell it to?>
>
> {SFU}Xeon
> "Tojo" <tojo@nebraska.com> wrote in message
> news:2vd30jF2lbmr1U1@uni-berlin.de...
> > Why the hell I don't see any improvement by changing from my old Radeon
> > 9000
> > Pro to my new Asus 9600 SE?!?! I have Catalyst 4.10 drivers installed
> >
> > Thx,
> > TJ
> >
> >
>
>
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