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Create Account How it Worksthe easiest way is where does the monitor plugin to computer ,the vertical conectiond by the mouse ,keyboard or the horizontal down lower where addins like modems ,and soundcards and the like are .Hi forum
I have a Dell 8300 pc my graphics card is not working. I would like to know how i can tell if my card is on the motherboard or is it a seperate card altogether. Thanks for any help
Scottish cougar
Edited by My2Cents, 29 July 2006 - 06:12 AM.
Hi keithAsk the question in system buiding because they make those choices more often than here, where repairs are more common
http://www.geekstogo...hp?showforum=27
I expect there will always be a better card than is installed in any pre-built system because they only need something which works to sell it, not something which runs at the top end of performance benchmarks
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