I have an ultra at home and I can tell you that it's one
sweet card as far as N4 is concerned.
1280x960 mirror on med, every thing else maxed out.
18 cars ahead 3 behind 42fps at Martinsville at race start, and up from
there.
1.15 Tbird (105 bus) 256 ram SBlive bla bla bla.
The moral of this story is if money is no object and you love nascar4
the ultra is the way to go.
Tim the senseless upgrader
Droooool...... :-P
Todd Wasson
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I have a similar system but with a MX. I give up about 10 fps or so at
1024x768 and save over $300. Money is no object, but I still like a good
deal.
Sondog
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> I have an ultra at home and I can tell you that it's one > sweet card as far as N4 is concerned. > 1280x960 mirror on med, every thing else maxed out. > 18 cars ahead 3 behind 42fps at Martinsville at race start, and up from > there. > 1.15 Tbird (105 bus) 256 ram SBlive bla bla bla. > The moral of this story is if money is no object and you love nascar4 > the ultra is the way to go. > > > Tim the senseless upgrader > >Can you actually race at Martinsville with this card? Tell us what frame
rate you get with 42 ahead and 15 behind, mirror full--that's all I use with
my regular GeForce2 GTS.
Marc.
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