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[suprhomre]

Hi all,

I have just changed my graphic card from a radeon 4780 to a radeon 6450. Due to overheating in the system. So far no problem with Mass Effect2 until now. The mouse is constantly to slow. Making hacking the moneybank almost impossible on higher level. Have any of you guys this kind of problem? If so how did you fixed that?

Thanks in advance.

[suprhomre]

never mind I solved the problem, thanks anyway.

[Gorath Alpha]

suprhomre wrote...

Hi all,

I have just changed my graphic card from a radeon 4780 to a radeon 6450. Due to overheating in the system. So far no problem with Mass Effect2 until now. The mouse is constantly to slow. Making hacking the moneybank almost impossible on higher level. Have any of you guys this kind of problem? If so how did you fixed that?

Thanks in advance.

That was an extremely silly backwards move.  You now only have a 64 bit memory system, instead of 128 bits.  What was so hard about fixing a fan that you decided to do anything so upside down? 

www.gpureview.com/show_cards.php

[Kloreep]

suprhomre wrote...

never mind I solved the problem, thanks anyway.

How'd you solve it?

[Fredvdp]

Gorath Alpha wrote...

suprhomre wrote...

Hi all,

I have just changed my graphic card from a radeon 4780 to a radeon 6450. Due to overheating in the system. So far no problem with Mass Effect2 until now. The mouse is constantly to slow. Making hacking the moneybank almost impossible on higher level. Have any of you guys this kind of problem? If so how did you fixed that?

Thanks in advance.

That was an extremely silly backwards move.  You now only have a 64 bit memory system, instead of 128 bits.  What was so hard about fixing a fan that you decided to do anything so upside down? 

www.gpureview.com/show_cards.php

Maybe it was just a backup card from an inferior PC. I kept a Geforce 8500 GT in case my 9600 GT fried as a backup before getting a new card. Luckilly my Geforce 9600 GT survived until it was time to upgrade to a whole new system.

[Gorath Alpha]

Fredvdp wrote...

Gorath Alpha wrote...

suprhomre wrote...

Hi all,

I have just changed my graphic card from a radeon 4780 to a radeon 6450. Due to overheating in the system.

You now only have a 64 bit memory system, instead of 128 bits.  What was so difficult about fixing a fan that you decided to do anything so upside down? 

www.gpureview.com/show_cards.php

Maybe it was just a backup card from an inferior PC. I kept a Geforce 8500 GT in case my 9600 GT fried as a backup before getting a new card. Luckilly my Geforce 9600 GT survived until it was time to upgrade to a whole new system.

I still have the feeling that the author is following the same kind of wrong thinking that the morons at System Requirements do.  "6000 is bigger than 4000". 

Modifié par Gorath Alpha, 02 novembre 2011 - 02:32 .

[CaolIla]

There are plenty of reasons to downgrade your graphic card: you need a new one but don't have that much money to spend, you own a 4870 (I think the OP did a typo there) and want a graphic card with decent power consumption in idle mode, without having to alter the bios or you don't need a powerful graphic card since you don't play that much or not that demanding games (like ME2).

[Gorath Alpha]

It's like tossing out a pair of (decent quality leather) shoes in favor of flip-flops just because a shoelace broke!

(Look at the price differences between the HD 4770 and HD 4870.  If our author spent so much for a 4870, don't you think he'd remember its name better?) 

www.gpureview.com/show_cards.php

Modifié par Gorath Alpha, 05 novembre 2011 - 04:57 .

[Baramon]

It's like letting that new Ferrari sit in the garage because a tire went flat, and you decide to get the old mountain bike out "just for old time's sake".

Seriously, though, there could be other factors (that I would definitely like to hear) and it might have been the best option. However, I don't think it was, so I am all ears... dazzle us.

[Gorath Alpha]

It was a two year old 4n00 generation card, and if it had been a really expensive Radeon HD 4870X2, the author should have remembered its name and number far better, so let's say instead it was a Toyota Camry, taking the garage analogy again, and instead of putting on the spare, the owner bought a MoPed to replace it.

http://www.powerspor...aign=Gas Mopeds

Modifié par Gorath Alpha, 06 novembre 2011 - 12:19 .