i replaced my Creative Labs TNT 1 with a Voodoo3 3000 today.
And WHAT a difference !!
With the TNT my fps in Monza (all graph.opt. on,19 cars) was 18-20 at the
start and 33-36 in the race.
Now: 26-29 start, otherwise 36,9-37 all around.
BTW: Nice mirrors :)
NASCAR3 runs also WAY better.
So, if anyone is in doubt what card to go with: Voodoo 3
Greetings
Mark
> i replaced my Creative Labs TNT 1 with a Voodoo3 3000 today.
> And WHAT a difference !!
> With the TNT my fps in Monza (all graph.opt. on,19 cars) was 18-20 at
> the
> start and 33-36 in the race.
> Now: 26-29 start, otherwise 36,9-37 all around.
> BTW: Nice mirrors :)
> NASCAR3 runs also WAY better.
> So, if anyone is in doubt what card to go with: Voodoo 3
8-)
*Peter* 8-)
> i replaced my Creative Labs TNT 1 with a Voodoo3 3000 today.
> And WHAT a difference !!
> With the TNT my fps in Monza (all graph.opt. on,19 cars) was 18-20 at
> the
> start and 33-36 in the race.
> Now: 26-29 start, otherwise 36,9-37 all around.
> Geez.. i get those numbers with an old
> 8 meg thriller...
- George
I don't have a problem with people that overclock their systems. I DO have
a problem with overclockers that only boast, and don't tell both sides of
the story.
-Larry
> > Hi there
> > i replaced my Creative Labs TNT 1 with a Voodoo3 3000 today.
> > And WHAT a difference !!
> > With the TNT my fps in Monza (all graph.opt. on,19 cars) was 18-20 at
> > the
> > start and 33-36 in the race.
> > Now: 26-29 start, otherwise 36,9-37 all around.
> > BTW: Nice mirrors :)
> > NASCAR3 runs also WAY better.
> > So, if anyone is in doubt what card to go with: Voodoo 3
> Or better still, a V3 2000 and *overclock* it to run at the same speed
> as a 3000!!! (And you save money too!)
> 8-)
> *Peter* 8-)
No, the point is that *you* ar *not* getting those numbers with a
Thriller card at *that resolution*.
Me too, but at 800x600 max (same CPU). ;)
"But in a way, fear is a big part of racing, because if there was
nothing to be frightened of, and no limit, any fool could get into
a motor car and racing would not exist as a sport." -- Jim Clark
