Recommendations for a new GC - fanless, Low RAM, 2 Outputs..
Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2012 5:29 am
Hi all
As per some of my previous recent posts, I have now established that my GC is definitely dead and so am on the hunt for a new one...
I have not kept up with computers since building my PC in 2008, so I have no idea what has been released since then. But that's not to say I want a newer card, as I'd be just as happy with an older (secondhand) card if it ticks all the boxes. And so would my wallet!
My requirements are:
- silent/passive
- as small an amount of RAM as possible (because the DP35DP does not re-map memory)
- something which does not generate a lot of heat
- something which does not use too much power (especially when idle)
- dual outputs sufficient to run two DVI monitors
- PCI-e
Nvidia, ATI or ??? is fine.
I have no intention to play games. However, it would be good if the card can play videos and show graphics (from websites, programs etc) to the same standard as my old card, which was an nVidia 9600GT.
If anyone has any suggestions I'd love to hear from you.
Cheers
Max
As per some of my previous recent posts, I have now established that my GC is definitely dead and so am on the hunt for a new one...
I have not kept up with computers since building my PC in 2008, so I have no idea what has been released since then. But that's not to say I want a newer card, as I'd be just as happy with an older (secondhand) card if it ticks all the boxes. And so would my wallet!
My requirements are:
- silent/passive
- as small an amount of RAM as possible (because the DP35DP does not re-map memory)
- something which does not generate a lot of heat
- something which does not use too much power (especially when idle)
- dual outputs sufficient to run two DVI monitors
- PCI-e
Nvidia, ATI or ??? is fine.
I have no intention to play games. However, it would be good if the card can play videos and show graphics (from websites, programs etc) to the same standard as my old card, which was an nVidia 9600GT.
If anyone has any suggestions I'd love to hear from you.
Cheers
Max