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<blockquote data-quote="Hammermensch" data-source="post: 306320" data-attributes="member: 56840"><p>690V or G works fine, playing mkv-files shouldnt be the problem for this chip when u use sucha strong cpu. perhaps 2GB would be better. I have used 690G with X2 4000+ an 1GB Ram and all worked pretty fine.</p><p></p><p>If u can, you should buy a 780 chipset with same cpu and 2gb ram. then its really fast but cheap</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hammermensch, post: 306320, member: 56840"] 690V or G works fine, playing mkv-files shouldnt be the problem for this chip when u use sucha strong cpu. perhaps 2GB would be better. I have used 690G with X2 4000+ an 1GB Ram and all worked pretty fine. If u can, you should buy a 780 chipset with same cpu and 2gb ram. then its really fast but cheap [/QUOTE]
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