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ayan6600

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#76467 2-Feb-2011 19:57
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I have an Intel DG31PR motherboard with a LG Flatron TFT monitor with 1 VGA port. Can I use 9600GT graphics card with it? What is the present price of 9600GT?
THANKS IN ADVANCE.

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ayan6600

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  #434619 3-Feb-2011 07:21
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Guys can anyone help? I really need it.



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  #434622 3-Feb-2011 07:43
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Yes, you can put a 9600GT into that motherboard, although I just checked pricespy and there were none in stock anywhere, so you might have to look at a newer PCIe graphics card.




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  #435135 4-Feb-2011 06:59
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Does it work on a 450W power supply?



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  #435174 4-Feb-2011 09:10
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Depends on rest of your PC, but in general yes, a 450W PSU should be OK for a 9600.





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  #435571 5-Feb-2011 07:19
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@xpd thanx for the information.

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  #436333 7-Feb-2011 15:23
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Got my 9600GT and its working fine. Thanks a lot to the both of you. Can I play black ops with decent framerates and high or medium settings?

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