By Skullz1987Posted Monday 16th July 2007 07:48 GMT
So if you take blu-ray out of the name all you have is a standard Geforce 8800 GT card. If you get a better graphics card to the one you already have its suppose to accelerate games and make the graphics smoother and faster. As for DX10 compatible, I thought that the Geforce 8 series would already be DX10 compatible.
I'm at a loss what more does it do than an ordinary Geforce 8800 GT?
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Nice Idea, But .... #
By Skullz1987 Posted Monday 16th July 2007 07:48 GMT