Disabling a graphic card

gadgetgeek | 20:22 Thu 26th Aug 2010 | Computers

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Following major problems with my pc, which kept hanging, I have come to the conclusion a graphic card is at fault (it has to 6800 256mbs fitted). I have disconnected one n the pc works seemingly fine. Should I replace the other card or leave it as is? Will the solitary card cope? Cheers

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Depends what you mean by cope - most PCs have only 1 graphics card - 2 graphics cards are normally used to speed up games - if you don't play games, you won't tell any difference. If you do, everything will still work, but some games may appear slower.

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Thk u. Havnt used a game since last yr so will leave it running with one for now n see if the problem returns.

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