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06-28-2005 at 07:36:25 AM

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Anyone have first hand experience with a 6600GT card in a shuttle
SS51G? Does the original Shuttle with an AGP slot have enough power
to run this card? I need to play BF2 and my Ti 4400 isn’t supported
with the game.

Has anyone put a 6600GT in a Shuttle box with the 200w PS ?

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