WIth an nVidia card, you will almost certainly get better performance in OpenGL, give it a try.
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> Hmmm. I must be missing something. I see the V-sync in that section, but I
> am running in D3D. With the 3Dfx tools there were separate section for
> OpenGL and D3D, yet for the Geforce I don't see V-sync in the D3D section.
> Russell
> > Russell, go into your OpenGL settings in your graphics card, advanced
> > settings options, and you'll see it in there.
> > -John
> > > I installed the patch for N2002 and used the original rend_d3d.dll file
> as
> > > they suggested (as I did take a frame hit with the patch). Using the
> old
> > > dll puts my frame rate back to were it was.
> > > One thing I found out is that with the old dll, you can't go into the
> > > "Player Info" or Opponent Manager" sections. Actually you can go into
> > them,
> > > but things get so slow you can't do anything. I put the patch dll back
> so
> > I
> > > could create my player info and it worked. I then put the old one back
> so
> > > my frame rate would be ok while driving.
> > > The other hint they gave for this problem was to disable V-Sync. I just
> > > moved from a Voodoo 5 to a Geforce4. How do I disable V-sync on this
> > card?
> > > Russell
