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clv101 wrote
Don't forget not all games support Sli and the ones that don't will absolutely crucify a 6600le. It is an awful card that has been crippled to death. Specs are below:
GeForce 6600 LE NV43 256MB DX 9.0c Core speed 300mhz, Memory speed 500mhz, memory bus 128 bit, Pixel Pipelines 4.
How any pc manufacturer can put a pair of these in a pc, even in Sli, and call it a gaming pc is beyond me. If you have the chance, and it does sound like you do if you do not recieve it untill the 27th, then change these cards for a better single card such as a 7800gt if you want to go Sli later or the X1800XT if you don't want Sli. If you go for the ATI card maybe change the motherboard to a single pci-e slot one too as it might even the extra cost out a bit. Either of these single cards will be much faster than the two 6600LE's.
Might it not be a good idea to actually wait until you've got the new PC, loaded the games and seen what it's like? Isn't it quite possible that the current setup will be fine? Whilst faster configurations do exist that doesn't mean you can't get a good game out of what you've got.
Don't forget not all games support Sli and the ones that don't will absolutely crucify a 6600le. It is an awful card that has been crippled to death. Specs are below:
GeForce 6600 LE NV43 256MB DX 9.0c Core speed 300mhz, Memory speed 500mhz, memory bus 128 bit, Pixel Pipelines 4.
How any pc manufacturer can put a pair of these in a pc, even in Sli, and call it a gaming pc is beyond me. If you have the chance, and it does sound like you do if you do not recieve it untill the 27th, then change these cards for a better single card such as a 7800gt if you want to go Sli later or the X1800XT if you don't want Sli. If you go for the ATI card maybe change the motherboard to a single pci-e slot one too as it might even the extra cost out a bit. Either of these single cards will be much faster than the two 6600LE's.