a X1300 should be supported right? It's not listed as a vid card for the sys. requirements.
Is this GFX Supported?
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Laike
Re: Is this GFX Supported?
Theoretically, an x1300 should be fine. Things might not look that pretty though. -
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stovemungen
Re: Is this GFX Supported?
I just picked the x1300 up cause my 9800 crapped out and I needed something cheap before I upgrade my entire system in a few months. I run almost everything on high @ 1024/768 and don't have any problems.Comment
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sackynut
Re: Is this GFX Supported?
^ what CPU and ram do you have, that also makes a difference..
but also, the x1300 isnt too bad.Comment
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imported_wOoZiE
Re: Is this GFX Supported?
Is the X1300 better than the X800, X700, X600? I would think it is right?Originally posted by sackynut^ what CPU and ram do you have, that also makes a difference..
but also, the x1300 isnt too bad.Comment
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bloodie73
Re: Is this GFX Supported?
Nope, the X700 would be about the same and the X800 should be way better, more like a 1600 or maybe even 1800.Comment
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knghtwhosaysni
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The numbering can be fairly confusing. The x1300 is ATI's newest low-end card. Low-end meaning occasional gaming and playing at very low settings. The x700 was last year's mid-end card for ATI, and the x800 filled the mid- to high-end slot.Originally posted by wOoZiEIs the X1300 better than the X800, X700, X600? I would think it is right?
Both the x700 and the x800 will perform better than the x1300.
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/vid...es-2005_8.htmlComment
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