Topic: 128 mb 64 bit video card?

[mozarellagotcha]

mga spies tanong lang ako, diba sa video card kadalasang may dalawang specs, ung kung ilang mb at saka ung kung ilang bit, example 128 mb pero 64 bit...paexplain naman kung para saan ung memory at "bit" na isang video card. Mas maganda ba kung mas mataas ung bit? medyo naguguluhan lang po.. salamat ulit sa magrereply  bebe::

[b_O_L_s_h_O_i]

 

  ang pagkakaalam ko ang MEMORY (128 MB) yung ang gagamitin mo sa lahat ng mga running na application mo, so kung build in ang video card mo (lets say 32mb at most) kukuha sya ng shared memory sa 128mb (so mga 96mb na lang natitira para sa ibang memory ng application na naka installed sa cpu mo.

  ang 64bit naman ang alam ko para sa bagong system iyan which ang OS nyan ay Vista at ang required na memory nyan ay 512mb ang minimum (pero sabi ng ilan 1gig daw para maganda ang takbo ng mga application) ang purpose ng 64 bit ay sa mga graphics na mas makabago ang itsura yung bang nag go-glow sya sa desktop mo.

 sa ngaun di pa masyado ginagamit ang 64bit kasi maraming application ang di compatible pero kung mahilig ka sa gpahics, UI at games alam ko mas maganda kung naka 64bit ka at kung mapera ka 1 to 2gig of memory...

 tapos bumili ka na rin ng video card ng 256mb...

 yan ikakatuwa mo ang takbo ng computer mo kasi mabilis ang response nya. 

[tigerwing]

for a 128mb 64bit VC


128mb--- the amount of memory the VC have.. its RAM

64-bit--- memmory interface.. I believe it concerns bandwith(got nothing to do with the OS)..
higher is better

[Intellisense]

 

  ang pagkakaalam ko ang MEMORY (128 MB) yung ang gagamitin mo sa lahat ng mga running na application mo, so kung build in ang video card mo (lets say 32mb at most) kukuha sya ng shared memory sa 128mb (so mga 96mb na lang natitira para sa ibang memory ng application na naka installed sa cpu mo.

  ang 64bit naman ang alam ko para sa bagong system iyan which ang OS nyan ay Vista at ang required na memory nyan ay 512mb ang minimum (pero sabi ng ilan 1gig daw para maganda ang takbo ng mga application) ang purpose ng 64 bit ay sa mga graphics na mas makabago ang itsura yung bang nag go-glow sya sa desktop mo.

 sa ngaun di pa masyado ginagamit ang 64bit kasi maraming application ang di compatible pero kung mahilig ka sa gpahics, UI at games alam ko mas maganda kung naka 64bit ka at kung mapera ka 1 to 2gig of memory...

 tapos bumili ka na rin ng video card ng 256mb...

 yan ikakatuwa mo ang takbo ng computer mo kasi mabilis ang response nya. 

mejo mgulo po ata...

tinutukoy po nya is specs ng vid hal. 128mb/64 bit, me nakita n din po ko 128mb.128 bit... nd po ata sa memory ung 64,128 bit... pero nd ko din po kz alam ibg sbhn nun.. pero i bet it has nothing to do with your os version

[MasterChief63]

OK ang alam ko ganito:

128mb 128bit VGA is better than both 128mb 64bit and 256mb 64bit VGAs

Geforce 5500 128mb 128 bit IS BETTER than 5500 256mb 64 bit... graphical performance is not defined by the amount of RAM it has coz a higher amount of ram only means it will not need to share memory with your system ram thus ur system is not crippled by the ram sharing of ur VGA

In digital multimedia, bitrate is the number of bits used per unit of time to represent a continuous medium such as audio or video after source coding (data compression). In this sense it corresponds to the term digital bandwidth consumption, or goodput.

[mozarellagotcha]

so the amount of BITs determine your VGA's graphical performance not the amount of RAM....ok...medyo may idea na ko sa pagbili ng bagong video card. salamat sir xtian.

[tigerwing]

so the amount of BITs determine your VGA's graphical performance not the amount of RAM....ok...medyo may idea na ko sa pagbili ng bagong video card. salamat sir xtian.

Not really.. When it comes to VGA's your main concern is the GPU(Graphics Processing Unit).. higher memory nor higher "bit" does not mean better performance.. for example..

a 6600GT with 128mb of memory is better than a 6200 with 256mb

also..

a 7600GT with 128-bit is alot better than a 5900 with 256-bit..


and as I’ve said.. Bit is concerned with bandwidth

a 128-bit 1000mhz Gddr3 memory has a bandwidth of around 16Gb/s while a 256-bit with the same frequency would have around 32Gb/s..

[MasterChief63]

so the amount of BITs determine your VGA's graphical performance not the amount of RAM....ok...medyo may idea na ko sa pagbili ng bagong video card. salamat sir xtian.

Not really.. When it comes to VGA's your main concern is the GPU(Graphics Processing Unit).. higher memory nor higher "bit" does not mean better performance.. for example..

a 6600GT with 128mb of memory is better than a 6200 with 256mb

also..

a 7600GT with 128-bit is alot better than a 5900 with 256-bit..


and as I’ve said.. Bit is concerned with bandwidth

a 128-bit 1000mhz Gddr3 memory has a bandwidth of around 16Gb/s while a 256-bit with the same frequency would have around 32Gb/s..

correct ur GPU will always be the determining factor of VGA performance

[lidia]

yung bit sa registers yun.ganun kadami bits ang kayang i-hold ng GPU ng video card kada execution..