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You’ll be able to enjoy more features and higher performance with the right graphics card. If you’re buying a new PC, make sure it supports PCI Express x16. First, check the compatibility of your system. When purchasing a PCI Express X16 graphics card, you should consider a few factors. In addition to this, they have the most advanced technology. They can also work in any PCIe slot and are compatible with many different brands and models.

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They can handle up to 4K resolution and Full HD quality videos.

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PCI Express X16 Graphic Cards are an excellent choice if you’re planning to upgrade or replace the integrated graphics card in your system. However, now, you can buy them online from e-commerce websites as well. Originally, these cards were only available at a few select local computer stores. They are a great way to upgrade your graphics card without causing any harm to your system. PCI Express X16 Graphic Cards use PCI Express x16 slot for speedier connection.

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With games it's cut and dried (no frontends, just the game itself), but apps are a different story. Not with so many frontends to choose from that do the same job, and CLEARLY they perform DRASTICALLY different on each cpu (amd/intel). Rather than a blanket statement like 'intel is better than amd at divx' when it's not clear that's true. I'm sure there are more CPU intesive ideas, but the point is finding the best app to do the same job on both platforms. Maybe a whole article could be done on this? With say, Ripping to Divx, Ripping R9 Retail to DVD5 (CCE/Tmpeg etc?), Ripping MP3's etc. Perhaps Anand can end it all by testing one against the other? A quick look lower on the page shows Intel(3.6ghz 3.4EE) with about the same 20% victory in Divx(Xmpeg frontend). Looks like a 20% victory for AMD64 in Divx (dvd2avi). At least Anand's users would be more informed in the end. You're welcome :) Hopefully we'll get some benchmarks here, proving once and for all who's rules the divx roost. I take it no comment means you're off benchmarking dvd2avi for a divx showdown? :)

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The other comparison that we'll make in the coming pages is between the Pentium 4 3.4EE and our usual gaming platform, the Athlon 64 3400+, just to have a reference point to compare to our older gaming benchmarks. We would have rather had a solution with both AGP and PCI Express interfaces, but it seems that the only chipset which will offer native AGP and PCI Express interfaces is from VIA and it won't be ready until next month at the earliest. We also kept GPU clock and memory clock speeds identical across both platforms, so that we truly have a useful performance comparison. Since the performance between the two is basically negligible, thanks to high latency DDR2 memory, we have ourselves a pretty decent AGP vs. We ran the PCI Express x16 solutions on Intel's 925X board and the AGP 8X solutions on Intel's 875P board. The coming pages offer two performance comparisons first, a comparison of NVIDIA's AGP 8X and PCI Express x16 solutions as well as a comparison of ATI's AGP 8X and PCI Express x16 solutions.