Thinking about a new ATI Card?


  1. Fantail
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    Thinking about a new ATI Card?


    Before you go thinking this belongs in the Graphics section, have a look;

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DPQW0e9ufM
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  3. sergiogarcia9
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  4. Gornot
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    O.M.F.G.
    "want to learn what the monkey knows?"
    Did they just say I'm more stupid than a monkey???!!!
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  6. ThePizzaMan
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    nice haha
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  7. valtonray
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    Sopolias Falst said:
    O.M.F.G.
    "want to learn what the monkey knows?"
    Did they just say I'm more stupid than a monkey???!!!
    yes they did.... i find it very funny they made this video because honestly most questions concerning computers have one of a handful of answers "upgrade your drivers" "up grade you "hardware component"." "the problem is the user, not the computer."
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