I will try and make it quick...
built a system for work (in sales, you are kind of on your own...). Used a Gigabyte AM3+ board, 16 GB Kingston HyperX DDR3, AMD 1090T chip (not overclocked... but occasionally I run it up a bit), dual Seagate 1TB drives in RAID...
I never thought I would be pushing the limits on graphics as my work computer sees TONS of Office, lots of PDF's and occasional DXF/DWG files, so I went CHEAP with an 8400 GS 128 MB video card to run BOTH 24" LCD monitors at 1080 resolution.
Now, when I flip through large DXF or PDF files, the video is VERY slow. I suspect I will see vast improvements going to ANY other video card (5670/6670/6770)... but would like to make the upgrade relatively painless (dollar-wise).
I have a couple of 6670 Gigabyte cards in my cart at Newegg... (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125375) any strong opinions if this will speed up my response?
thx gents (and ladies)!!!
built a system for work (in sales, you are kind of on your own...). Used a Gigabyte AM3+ board, 16 GB Kingston HyperX DDR3, AMD 1090T chip (not overclocked... but occasionally I run it up a bit), dual Seagate 1TB drives in RAID...
I never thought I would be pushing the limits on graphics as my work computer sees TONS of Office, lots of PDF's and occasional DXF/DWG files, so I went CHEAP with an 8400 GS 128 MB video card to run BOTH 24" LCD monitors at 1080 resolution.
Now, when I flip through large DXF or PDF files, the video is VERY slow. I suspect I will see vast improvements going to ANY other video card (5670/6670/6770)... but would like to make the upgrade relatively painless (dollar-wise).
I have a couple of 6670 Gigabyte cards in my cart at Newegg... (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125375) any strong opinions if this will speed up my response?
thx gents (and ladies)!!!