I happened across a nice, new nvidia geforce GT 220 1024 MB (PNY makes it.) I put it into my computer (running windows 7) and when I started it up again, none of my USB ports worked. I couldn't figure out why so i just put my 9800 GT back in, and that worked fine. Does anyone know what happened?
[QUOTE=sHaRkBiTe;21019321]I happened across a nice, new nvidia geforce GT 220 1024 MB (PNY makes it.) I put it into my computer (running windows 7) and when I started it up again, none of my USB ports worked. I couldn't figure out why so i just put my 9800 GT back in, and that worked fine. Does anyone know what happened?[/QUOTE]
Does the 220 short something out also the 9800gt is much better than the 220.
[QUOTE=sbradford26;21019351]Does the 220 short something out also the 9800gt is much better than the 220.[/QUOTE]
really? oh, I was just thinking new=better. alright then, that's probably why my 9800 gt needed a better power supply. thanks!
[QUOTE=sHaRkBiTe;21019377]really? oh, I was just thinking new=better. alright then, that's probably why my 9800 gt needed a better power supply. thanks![/QUOTE]
Yeah the gt 220 is below the 4670/4650.
If you have a spare pci-e slot and you're not going to return it you might as well use it as a dedicated physx card if, that's of course if your PSU can support it.
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