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UT2007 and gaming hardware

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From: lrbtav
Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2007 20:56
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I have an XP machine running on a 64 bit 3200+, 1GB 3200, and 6600GT
128MB. Do you think upgrading my RAM to 2GB and upgrading my GPU to
something else that I could avoid replacing my entire motherboard just
to upgrade my CPU to run UT 2k7? I could even deal with 8x6 resolution
with medium graphics.

Also, if it's possible to go this route what AGP-based GPU do you
recommend I replace my 6600 GT with?

I realize this is all speculation at this point, but I'd like to hear
your opinion. Thanks.
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Subject: UT2007 and gaming hardware
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