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Newegg Shellshocker - Asus 4350 for $18 after MIR

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Just sent back an Asus card for RMA yesterday though, don't know if video cards are their strong suit.
 
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I'd say quite a big one.
If the 40sp HD3450 was already a lot faster than the integrated Geforce 8200, the 80sp HD4350 should double that advantage, at least.


Not like you'll do a lot of gaming with either of those, anyway.
But the HD4350 should have a lot better video acceleration and it has that sweet integrated HDMI 7.1 LPCM Realtek codec.
 
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I'd say quite a big one.
If the 40sp HD3450 was already a lot faster than the integrated Geforce 8200, the 80sp HD4350 should double that advantage, at least.


Not like you'll do a lot of gaming with either of those, anyway.
But the HD4350 should have a lot better video acceleration and it has that sweet integrated HDMI 7.1 LPCM Realtek codec.

>.> Why can't I do gaming? I used the 8200 for a year as my primary gamer and before that was an X300 128MB that I used for like 3 years. I know what you mean though, I was just playing stuff on low. I guess I have no need since I should be getting the 9600GSO back sometime or another.
 
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Read my sentence again, you can do gaming, you just can't do a lot of gaming.

I wish I had something like a Geforce 8200 or a HD3200 in my Netbook for some gaming on the move.


;)
 
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Read my sentence again, you can do gaming, you just can't do a lot of gaming.

I wish I had something like a Geforce 8200 or a HD3200 in my Netbook for some gaming on the move.


;)

I'm using a GeForce 210 for my gaming (9800 for display-less folding) and it does pretty well in Team Fortress 2. 1440*900/All high/16xAF/0xAA at no less than 25FPS. Usually does 35-45.
 
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Meh, its about $5 less than what it normally runs. I got that card about a month ago for $22 AR with free shipping. Its a nice card and runs cool in a case that literally has no airflow.
 
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