Nvidia gtx 9500 and windows 7 or intel 2000 graphics

steve65yorkshire

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I have just purchased a new fairly cheap machine with an Intel Core i3-2100 Processor 3.1Ghz with 8GB Ram 1T hard drive. It has intel HD2000 graphics. I am running Windows 7 64 bit.

My old machine had an Nvidia GTX 95000 1GB memory graphics card in it.

I am wondering whether to pop my old graphics card in this machine or whether there wouldn't be any benefit?

I mainly use office 2010 but stream live video too.

Also, if the old Nvidia card isn't going to help improve graphics performance can anyone suggest a cheap (under £60) alternative card that may do?
 

adam_x_brookes

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yes, your onboard video solution does not have it's only memory and so it takes some from your Ram (although you have enough to handle it ) so it would give you some extra usable memory, i would say that there were would be a noticable difference if you waned to game, but if you really are not going to game it will not make much of a difference. :)