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Is there an inherent benefit in compatability, reliability or
performance when using an ASUS video card with an ASUS motherboard?
If I'm going to buy an ASUS motherboard, should I just get an ASUS
video card and be done with it or is it really worth it to investigate
the rest of the video card universe?
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Hi, none that I can think of if you compare it to other good quality
cards.....
Chris C
"mark" <hyde@mindspring.com> wrote in message
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> Is there an inherent benefit in compatability, reliability or
> performance when using an ASUS video card with an ASUS motherboard?
>
> If I'm going to buy an ASUS motherboard, should I just get an ASUS
> video card and be done with it or is it really worth it to investigate
> the rest of the video card universe?
>
> Thanks,
> mark
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mark schrieb:
> Is there an inherent benefit in compatability, reliability or
> performance when using an ASUS video card with an ASUS motherboard?
>
> If I'm going to buy an ASUS motherboard, should I just get an ASUS
> video card and be done with it or is it really worth it to investigate
> the rest of the video card universe?
>
> Thanks,
> mark
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mark wrote:
> Is there an inherent benefit in compatability, reliability or
> performance when using an ASUS video card with an ASUS motherboard?
Nope.
But, if you plan on getting a nVidia based video card, regardless of the
brand, there could be an inherent benefit getting a nVidia nForce based
motherboard, regardless of the brand.
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hyde@mindspring.com (mark) wrote in message news:<35de6ca0.0411230650.617bfc60@posting.google.com>...
> Is there an inherent benefit in compatability, reliability or
> performance when using an ASUS video card with an ASUS motherboard?
>
> If I'm going to buy an ASUS motherboard, should I just get an ASUS
> video card and be done with it or is it really worth it to investigate
> the rest of the video card universe?
>
> Thanks,
> mark
There could be an advantage to using a video card with the nVidia
chipset with a motherboard that also uses the nVidia chipset. You've
got a marginally higher probability that the same company probably
made sure that all their parts work together. Of course, I've been
wrong before...
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Arnie Berger wrote:
> hyde@mindspring.com (mark) wrote in message news:<35de6ca0.0411230650.617bfc60@posting.google.com>...
>
>>Is there an inherent benefit in compatability, reliability or
>>performance when using an ASUS video card with an ASUS motherboard?
>>
>>If I'm going to buy an ASUS motherboard, should I just get an ASUS
>>video card and be done with it or is it really worth it to investigate
>>the rest of the video card universe?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>mark
>
>
> There could be an advantage to using a video card with the nVidia
> chipset with a motherboard that also uses the nVidia chipset. You've
> got a marginally higher probability that the same company probably
> made sure that all their parts work together. Of course, I've been
> wrong before...
>
> Arnie
Well at least if you end up calling Tech Support, they can't blame the
other guy (:-)
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Hi, there is no advantage in performance or stability with using both NVidia
hardware what so ever. There, however, there might be personal experiences
which lead people to believe there is a benefit, but then there is no
science that can back that up...
Chris C
"WoofWoof" <oftenbark@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Arnie Berger wrote:
>
>> hyde@mindspring.com (mark) wrote in message
>> news:<35de6ca0.0411230650.617bfc60@posting.google.com>...
>>
>>>Is there an inherent benefit in compatability, reliability or
>>>performance when using an ASUS video card with an ASUS motherboard?
>>>
>>>If I'm going to buy an ASUS motherboard, should I just get an ASUS
>>>video card and be done with it or is it really worth it to investigate
>>>the rest of the video card universe?
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>mark
>>
>>
>> There could be an advantage to using a video card with the nVidia
>> chipset with a motherboard that also uses the nVidia chipset. You've
>> got a marginally higher probability that the same company probably
>> made sure that all their parts work together. Of course, I've been
>> wrong before...
>>
>> Arnie
>
> Well at least if you end up calling Tech Support, they can't blame the
> other guy (:-)
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