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Also in open gl there is only 32bit no 16.(N2002)
This was the case with my G-force2 also.  Any ideas.

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                                                                      Doug D

To get the 16 bit option, you have to set your desktop resolution to 16 bit,
then you will have the 16 bit option.  Should help some in fps without a
noticeable difference in quality.

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Tim Doyle
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GF4 TI series is based on the GF3 chip with faster memory.  In other words
full DX8 compatibility.

If ya have any chance at all to  return the GF4 MX then do it and grab a TI
4200.

Mitch

http://www17.tomshardware.com/graphic/02q2/020418/vgacharts-05.html

See Tim D's post

Beers and cheers
(uncle) Goy

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                                        Thanks, Doug D

The GF4MX's are basically GF2's.  They are a bit faster but not by
much.  A GF3Ti would've been a better option.  RAM makes a difference
if you are running at higher resolutions and 32bit and AA.  But it's
pretty much limited by the MX's capabilities.  I mean you can strap a
gig of RAM on a GF2 and it wouldn't be any faster than say a 32meg
version.  

If you can get your money back.  Get a GF3Ti.  In  my neck of the
woods it's only like $10 more than the GF4MX's.  And much faster.  

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dave henrie

Lannie

I don't believe it has a true GeForce 4 core in it.

Return it for the Ti4200.  You will be a LOT better off.

-Larry