I am buying a motherboard that has a geforce 7100 with a 630i...
1. Do I need a second graphics card?
2. What does the 630i stand for?
3. What does i mean? (i.e. xxx i)
Just to let you know, I am too old to game!!!!
And I like Nvidia better than Intel on the graphics (GPU)
------------------------------Intel is all I know - coltoe
1. No: If you do not wish to game you do not need another card.
2. 630i is the nVidia chipset on the motherboard: you could consider a chipset to be a sort of traffic cop for information, which ties everything together.
3. 630 is the model, and i means integrated. The model number is relatively arbitrary, and does not hold any particular special meaning. Sometimes a bigger number means a newer model with more bells and whistles, but often times a larger number means absolutely nothing.
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Reply to jedimasterben
+1 geofelt, never too old, I was older than you when I started, the only real drawback is that you continually upgrade your setup regardless of how many times you tell your "mature" self you won't do it.
The olny reason I said I was too old is because I asded this question elsewhere and the problems I had where that everyone said that I needed a 780I or a 780a or that I needed more, more, more...You can not please everyone!!! Thanks for the info. P.S. My son is only 7...Gameing is a future problem!
Hey, it took me FOREVER to figure out what it meant, so don't sweat it.
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