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DeathStar1

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Hey everyone,

I was thinking of getting the ATI X1950 Card for that blasted DHCP crap so I can run HDDVD and Blue-Ray in the future. But, would I have to take out my current card to do it, or can I run two ATI cards in one machine?

I was really hoping that Fusion HDTV cards would come with a Radio Tuner in the future, but since that dosn't look likely, I'm going to still need my AIW card in there.

Thanks :)
 

Mike Fassler

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heh since when does DHCP have too do with video? DHCP is a networking protocol. And yes it is possible too have more than one video card in a system, but it will really depend on your mobo slot layout.
 

Chris

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While you can combine two different video cards in multiple systems (like SLI, Crossfire, etc.) the combination of an ATI card + an ATI AIW will not work. This is because of how ATI's MediaCenter drivers control the AIW. (Not thinking of Windows MCE, but ATI's MediaCenter tools)
 

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