I'm getting a new PC in three days and I'm afraid the card I order might not be the card I get.
Is there a way I could physically know by looking between, let's say, a GF6800GT 256 and a GF6600GT 128?
BullHorn
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Jump to PostPhisically, maybee butyou can do this. Open run and type in (dxdiag) without the brackets. Then hit the display the top, and there you go the name and some specs of your card.
bullhorn ignore the next post he didnt read yours properly
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goaliemike
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Phisically, maybee butyou can do this. Open run and type in (dxdiag) without the brackets. Then hit the display the top, and there you go the name and some specs of your card.
bullhorn ignore the next post he didnt read yours properly
BullHorn
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Phisically, maybee butyou can do this. Open run and type in (dxdiag) without the brackets. Then hit the display the top, and there you go the name and some specs of your card.
bullhorn ignore the next post he didnt read yours properly
I'm getting the new PC without Windows, I'll have to check in the bios or by looking at it.
Is there a way? :x
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