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    Re: Upgrading Time !!

    Quote Originally Posted by Macman View Post
    The card can support dual monitors?

    http://www.scan.co.uk/products/1gb-m...x-dvi-1-x-hdmi

    I'm assuming I have to buy a splitter?

    http://www.scan.co.uk/products/newli...nitors)-dv-188

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    No you would either need a display port or an HDMI adaptor.

    http://www.scan.co.uk/products/3m-sc...ale-(cdldv-303)

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    Re: Upgrading Time !!

    I had a quick check on Scan is selling the 2nd revision of the Gigabyte card with a slightly lower 1050MHZ clockspeed instead of the 1100MHZ in length. However,the Gigabyte card is faster than the MSI and appears to use a larger cooling fan. From what I gather the MSI is around 0.2" shorter though.

    Both cards can run over two monitors out of the box. The monitor you were looking at, can use HDMI and DVI which both cards have. You will need to check what cables are included with the monitor though. You can use an HDMI cable or a DVI cable for the monitor. Also an HDMI to DVI cable or adaptor should work fine too.

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    Re: Upgrading Time !!

    Quote Originally Posted by Biscuit View Post
    6400 will just run at 5300 speeds if the motherboard cannot support the higher ones. The same is true if you mix different speed sticks on the same motherboard, they will all revert to the lowest common denominator
    If I know HP they might of already put faster RAM in just for the sale speak and the mobo is clocking it down already.

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    Re: Upgrading Time !!

    I'm trying to find out how much it would cost me to upgrade to Windows 7; tried looking on the MS website and all I'm seeing is Learn More or Compability download.

    Am I looking in the wrong place?

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    Re: Upgrading Time !!

    Got my stuff; comps upgraded! Loving it!

    Thanks Guys

    P.s. How do I get a cheap version of Windows 7 to upgrade to 64-bit?

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    Re: Upgrading Time !!

    Quote Originally Posted by Macman View Post
    Got my stuff; comps upgraded! Loving it!

    Thanks Guys

    P.s. How do I get a cheap version of Windows 7 to upgrade to 64-bit?
    What did you get in the end??

    Was the card easy to fit in??

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    Re: Upgrading Time !!

    23.6" Acer G245HQbid, LCD Full HD M 2x £99.24
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    1GB MSI Radeon HD 7770, 4500MHz GDD 1x £79.77
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    Tristar HDMI Female to DVI Male Ada 1x £0.99

    Card was relatively easy to fit

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