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I can answer technical questions about installation, use, and maintinence of most 3D Graphics hardware, and software. I can offer assistance with overclocking (while I do not suggest overclocking while under warranty) and I can give assistance with more complicated problems to the full extent of my abilities.

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I have been into computer hardware, especially 3D graphics and the hardware that drives them, for a number of years. I have knowledge in installation, use, troubleshooting, purchase suggestions and over clocking.

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Recent Answers from Bobbert

2009-11-08 Whether to update video card driver:

Yes, it is entirely safe to update the video drivers, they are available from nVidia on the web (www.nvidia.com, select Download Drivers and provide the requested information). The lack of context menus

2009-11-07 Power supply for GT 9800:

I wouldn't suggest anything as large as a 750W or 800W model, a good quality 500-650W unit is more than sufficient for your needs. I would suggest the Corsair HX 520W or HX 620W, all of the connections

2009-11-04 3D accelarator:

Looks like a fairly dated workstation computer from the mid 2000's. The Matrox graphics adapter installed won't support DirectX 9 (likely won't support DirectX 8 even), and the system only has an AGP slot

2009-10-31 onboard vs card:

Yes, the Radeon 7000 will offer less features and less processing power than the onboard GeForce 6150, you'll lose DirectX 9 support (which means Aero, if using Windows Vista or Windows 7), among other

2009-10-19 several hardware errors:

Drivers are always free from the vendor, you simply have to know the hardware you're installing drivers for, I would suggest checking Toshiba's website first, having the model number is the biggest key

 

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