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    256MB nVidia GeForce 7500LE

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by Xoton, Mar 10, 2007.

  1. Xoton

    Xoton Notebook Enthusiast

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    Xoton, Mar 10, 2007
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  2. JM

    JM Mr. Misanthrope NBR Reviewer

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    There was a thread on this card a few days ago.

    From what I remember from it, pretty much any nVidia card with x5xx in the series and LE in the name is something you want to avoid.
     
    JM, Mar 10, 2007
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  3. Lil Mayz

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    It seems that the 7500LE is a card put together by Asus. Browsing aorund HP's site, I noticed a few desktops using the card, but its unheard of, and I would go for a mainstream, popular GPU.

    BTW, I wouldn't buy of that "pc world" wesbite. The header of the page indicates that the page is a scam, Hewlett Packard was spelt totally wrong, and there was no security information about the page.

    Avoid the GPU and avoid that site :p
     
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  4. otakuoverlord

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    'LE' usually stands for loser edition :) - underclocked CPU and RAM. It's usually low-quality slow RAM too. It's like building a 'new' car but with parts left over from the preceding decade.
     
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  5. Xoton

    Xoton Notebook Enthusiast

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    thxs for the help. I'm not gona get that graphic card then .
     
    Xoton, Mar 10, 2007
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    Huh? Thats the official pc world website which is the biggest pc retailer in the UK with hundreds of stores. Not that I would buy a Pc from them because they arnt cheap.
     
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    but if its a 7500 doesn't it have to be better than a 7400?
     
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    or is it just one of those marketing scams like the x2300 was.
     
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  9. ez2remember

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    Somewhere between a 7400 and 7600??... But since its LE, its slightly more powerful or about the same as a 7400 go.

    At first I thought it was ATi 7500 LE. lol
    I had the ATi 7500 years ago and it achieved a massive 4k in 3DMark2001. :p :D
     
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  10. lappyhappy

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    I actually have the NVIDIA 7500 LE in my HP desktop. It is not a great card by any means but it is roughly about like a 7400 go as the prior poster remarked. It achieves a 2163 score on 3DMark 05. So far, it plays all the games I have but I will upgrade when it starts having problems.
     
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  11. Xoton

    Xoton Notebook Enthusiast

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    yeh have many problems like that but i once bought a pc from them from the website and it was fine. it just a mistake. (But they do have a bit to many)
    Thx for all the help. I'm not gonna get it anyway
     
    Xoton, Mar 10, 2007
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