NVIDIA 5200 graphics card for NVIDIA 9500 or so

The 5200 is of the AGP type, which can be changed to ATI 9550 or NVDIA 5600 or something like that.

NVIDA9500 is too new PCI E-type, and the upstairs one you can't use your motherboard should distinguish between ATI and NVDIA first. If you don't understand, don't mislead people.

The NVIDIA 5200 and ATI 9200 are at the same level, and both the NVIDIA 5600 and the ATI 9550 are a bit better than the first two, but they are also both AGP graphics cards. Probably all graphics cards from 4 or 5 years ago. The current graphics card type NVIDIA continues the previous naming method, such as the later 7600, 8600, 9600 and the like.

Look at the graphics card gold finger, how do you look at it.

Since it's all AGP, you won't be able to plug in the 9500 on your motherboard.

Motherboards can only have one graphics card slot.

5200??Don't look at it.,100% of it's agp.,Can't go on 9500.。。。

Why can't you use 9500?

In fact, there is also an AGP version of the NVIDIA 9500 (NVIDIA 9550).

Please refer to the webpage, all of which are AGP versions, and there are beginner players to intermediate players to choose from.

If you have that money for a sound card or motherboard, it's better to use that money to buy a professional *** and CD. The role of the sound card, you can learn more about it on the Internet.

Let's change to a 770 one, Gigabyte GA-MA770-S3, and you can also go to the second generation U

Then install it.,9500The heat is not very high.,It's okay.,There's no need to change the motherboard in order to install a sound card.。

It should be that the CPU cooling fan is broken, causing the CPU temperature to rise, the normal working temperature of the CPU is recommended to be below 65, more than 65 is easy to crash (or the motherboard protection is directly shut down, like you said), and exceeding it for a long time may cause the CPU to burn out.

It is recommended that the temperature of the hard disk be below 40, and if it exceeds 40, consider cooling the hard disk (check whether the speed of the hard disk is normal).

The temperature of the motherboard should not exceed 50 under normal circumstances, even if it is normal, closely observe the temperature of the north and south bridges, and do not exceed 60, otherwise it may cause the north and south bridges to burn out.

It is recommended to add some oil to the fan, remove the CPU fan (just remove the four screws of the original fan) tear off the black plastic seal on the back, first add a small amount of sewing machine oil (kerosene can also be used) to clean it, wipe the sediment inside with toilet paper, and then add an appropriate amount of low-temperature butter to it (pick a little bit with a needle and put it into the small hole in the middle, add 60%-70%) low-temperature butter, seal it with scotch tape, gently turn the fan blades with your hands and turn it a few times, and install it on the radiator.

Changing the oil can save the cost of the fan, and a fan for more than a dozen yuan is not a big deal, but we also have to make some contribution to the "low carbon" of our country, hehe.

I don't know if this AMD CPU is overheating, and that's where I got my conclusion, or if that's what I don't know.

Only those who have used it are qualified to say how this thing is My CPU is also AMD 5200+

I would like to ask what kind of environment is the CPU 60° measured in, is it a game or? GraphicsMine is also 9500GT, mine is Onda's, and the temperature is about the same as yours.

It's still a bit hot, and the standby should generally be around 35 degrees.

Add one to both the front and rear fans.

AMD's CPUs are inherently "overheated" stuff. Since there is software for monitoring, it is normal to use it without making mistakes, and there is no need to be afraid.

The CPU is very good, the performance of the graphics card is relatively poor, the official recommendation is 8600GT 512MB, the better 95GT is stronger than the 86GT, but look at the video memory size of your graphics card 128MB, it is estimated that it is worse than 8600GT, but it should be no problem to run smoothly under the mainstream resolution of 1280*720, if you feel the card, you can turn the resolution, special effects, anti-aliasing, etc. to a low point

The graphics card performance is a little worse, and the special effects are lowered in the game before running.

The graphics card is overdone with garbage, and the low effect passes smoothly.

In a word, you can play, but you can't play with high special effects.

Of course you can play.。。 If you want to play, you can also play it, but it's not very smooth

I can play. However, the motherboard requires 780. Memory in 2G requirement.

Your graphics card is used for drawing, and it's normal to be a little depressed when playing games, and it's normal for high resolution to need large video memory, but even if it's a 1440*900 picture, it's just enough to use up 128MB of video memory But it also depends on the specific situation of the texture, and the low-end graphics card basically doesn't need to be driven to too high a resolution Your computer should be relatively old FX5200 and 7300GT are relatively close Then in terms of cost performance, you should buy a 9500 or HD4650 grade card Just outdated It should be cheaper, you can also buy HD5570 and the like, the power consumption is not large, and the more important thing is that your graphics card may be the socket of AGP, and the new graphics card may not be plugged in, you can check AGP and PCI-E X16 to understand how to look at and compare.

==agp I suggest you change your computer·· This graphics card is out of stock.

AGP interface up to HD3850 for common use can choose 7600GS

CPU is 5200+, then there is no problem But the graphics card is not too good, the bit width is not known how much, DDR does not know whether it is three or two, it is estimated that it can basically run If you want to open more smooth special effects, the graphics card should be at least 9600GT or more There is also a memory of 2G or more as well.

OK!!!

I don't know how much memory you have! Because most of today's games are very memory-intensive!

If it's 2G, there's no problem at all!

Video memory is sufficient.

Yes, and if you have a good RAM (3G), you can play all the games currently on the market.

It must be the former NVIDIA GeForce 9500, which is much better than the 5200 new 4th generation.

Of course, it's a 9500GT, which is very different from the FX5200. Not a grade graphics card.

Go straight to his official website.

If you can't find it, use the driver wizard to upgrade it yourself!