MotownGIANTS wrote:I just bought a Geforce4 MX 420 64 meg AGP & 256 Megs more of DDR ram.
Is there gonna be a patch for this? I dont want to upgrade, didn't want to make those purchases but I have sort of a problem with video games.
How are some win 98 users getting it to run smooth?
MotownGIANTS wrote:of XP. The video card has 40 bicks worth of rebate. The RAM has 20 bucks worth but at the moment its 180. So final price is 120 for both. I could waited for a PC show but wanted to play Live kinda bad. Thanks everyone for the input. If someone finds a workaround please post it.
I laugh at folks that have 2Ghz + Processors and GF4 MX's.
(*) wrote:I laugh at folks that have 2Ghz + Processors and GF4 MX's.
I laugh at people who have 2Ghz+ CPUs and GF4 Ti's or Raedon9x00s and can't run GTAIII...
I have a 500Mhz Celeron, 192MB of PC100, and a PCI GeForce4 MX 420 (that's somewhat "wrong" since the PCI MX 420 is only supposed to have a heatsink on the CPU, a VGA slot and clocked at like 250/133 and mine has a heatsink over the CPU and RAM, a VGA, S-Video and DVI slot and was clocked at 266/166 out of the box (300/200 now of course)) and i eaisly get playable framerates (30fps is playable) at 1024x768x16 (near max details, sometimes max) on GTAIII, Mafia, NHL 2002, Madden 2002, NBA Live 2001, THPS3 (60fps!), etc.
and it cost me just $30 (it was originally $98.96 from Wal-Mart), how about them apples?
Conclusion: Does MX420 suck? depends on your point of view...no one is wrong for thinking it doesn't...no one is wrong for thinking it does...
Omeo wrote:It all comes down ot individual gaming standards and Maximizing your setup.
the human eye can barely tell a difference between 32-bit and 16-bit
it can also tell barely any difference between 30fps and anything higher
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