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| Last edited: December 20, 2001 |
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| Basic |
- Usage: Intended for basic usage like surfing the Net and basic office applications. Not for playing advance games.
- Memory: 4MB to 8MB
- Chip Likes: Intel Integrated Graphics (built-in on every Intel-based motherboards) or any built-in graphics chip on the motherboard or standard graphics card
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| Office Applications |
- Usage: Intended for basic-advance office applications plus video conferencing
- Memory: 4MB to 16MB
- Chip Likes: Intel Integrated Graphics (built-in on every Intel-based motherboards), S3 Savage4
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| Games and Multimedia |
- Usage: Intended for running games to be more realistic and viewing movies like VCDs. * DVDs can also be played but it is recommended to buy a separate DVD decoder card specifically designed for DVD playback.
- Memory: 16MB to 64MB
- Chip Likes: 3DFx Voodoo 3 (4 or 5), NVidia Riva TNT 2, NVidia GeForce
- DVD decoders: Creative PC-DVD Encore DVD decoder card, ATI
Radeon
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| Advance Applications |
- Usage: CAD designing that requires more monitors and other advanced applications
- Memory: 32MB to 64MB
- Chip Likes: ATI Radeon, ATI All-In-Wonder, Matrox G400,
GeForce 2 (or later)
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