Also, the 566 celeron can o'clock a hell of a long way. If you can
find a jumper on the mobo to set id to 100mhz FSB, you may be able to
get 850mhz for free :)
Rafe Mc
On Wed, 17 Oct 2001 00:52:08 GMT, "Charlie Buscher"
>That vid card is crushing you. ANY aftermarket vid card would benefit you at
>this point imo. Get the GF2 (do they make those in pci versions?), just
>remember, b4 your vid card was the bottle neck, now your processor will be.
>I am going to guess you'll get 100% better image quality, and 300% increase
>in frame rate ;) .
> Charlie
>> I have a HP 6645C and have been running NASCAR EA. It is 567mh celeron
>> and I have 64mb and the standard 8mb video intel810 on board. I have
>> instances running it when the frames on the screen will get too slow.
>> I doesnt happen all the time, mostly on short tracks with lots of cars
>> in front. Is this a NASCAR EA problem or my system. I am considering
>> upgrading to 256mb memory and getting a geforce2 64mb PCI video
>> card(no AGP slot). Will this upgrade help me run some of the new
>> Nascar Sims?
>> thanks in advance
