You probably don't need 256 megs of memory but ATI is a respected manufacturer which makes it's own boards as well as partnering with others. This board may be fine but what might be at issue is drivers. These 3rd party vendors might have features that limit your use of ATI drivers released for their own products. Perhaps someone here will know. In this case, you should be able to use reference drivers from ATI or will need to get updates from Powercolor or other board manufacturer as the case may be. You could be stuck with their support if you have problems. If possible, I'd advise getting a midrange genuine ATI built product rather than a generic.
i'm going to be building a system soon and am trying to figure about how much it will cost me for all the components i will need...the only thing i'm not sure of is the video card...my current computer is about 5 years old and is a generic 32MB card that came with my dell...
i'm not a gamer so i don't need top of the line but i would like tv-out, vga and dvi...
looking on new egg i came across this one:
POWERCOLOR ATI RADEON 9250 Video Card, 256MB DDR, 128-Bit, DVI/TV-Out, 8X AGP, Model "R92U-LD3" -RETAIL
$85.00
seems to have what i need but i've never heard of powercolor...
any suggestions/comments???
thanks

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