BobDaMenkey
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- Jan 27, 2005
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This is a great deal for anyone else like me who had integrated graphics and an open PCI-E slot.
I ran the CS:S stress test at 1280x800 (Native res of my $70 Hot Deals LCD) with Medium/Low settings across the board and no HDR and got 8.4fps with the integrated 6100. With the 7300LE I got 47.xxFPS, which is obviously a huge improvement.
While not a gaming card by any means, it's more than enough to make casual gaming enjoyable at resolution with lower settings. It's by no means as good as the 6800GT I had in AGP, but then again, this hopefully won't die on me every 6 months.
Also MSI's drivers that are included seem to have some kind of auto overclocking built into them. I didn't use them after noticing that on the box, and just downloaded the forcewares directly from nVidia.
I ran the CS:S stress test at 1280x800 (Native res of my $70 Hot Deals LCD) with Medium/Low settings across the board and no HDR and got 8.4fps with the integrated 6100. With the 7300LE I got 47.xxFPS, which is obviously a huge improvement.
While not a gaming card by any means, it's more than enough to make casual gaming enjoyable at resolution with lower settings. It's by no means as good as the 6800GT I had in AGP, but then again, this hopefully won't die on me every 6 months.
Also MSI's drivers that are included seem to have some kind of auto overclocking built into them. I didn't use them after noticing that on the box, and just downloaded the forcewares directly from nVidia.