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3D Card - Buy V2200??

3 posts by 3 people · 14 Oct 1998 - 15 Oct 1998

I've got a P200. 32Mb, V1000 (3DB) + Voodoo1 (R3D). The V1000 gives slightly better performance than the Voodoo in GPL (1-2fps) which surprised the hell out of me. How much of an improvement can I expect moving to V2200 for GPL, N2 and SODA without upgrading anything else? Is my processor now my bottleneck? I am aware that I'll not be able to do a awful of a lot of racing in GPL without upgrading the whole lot, but for now, just smooth practice sessions at a decent resolution would do as the M/B CPU upgrade route is far too expensive (got a baby on the way in May!) Who makes V2200 cards and how much can I expect to pay for one? I've been looking through PC mags and can't find a V2200 board - unless they're 3Dfx, the chipset isn't often noted. TIA Mark Reading, UK
Mike Dun 14 Oct 1998#427494
Mark, I have a system simular to yours and bought a Thriller 3D 4MB card. How much of a difference you ask? A ton of difference. That card has the V2200 chipset and its faster than the Monster 3D 2 I have also. The reason it is faster is a Monster 3D 2 really doesnt perform well untill you go too a P2 processor. I have a 200 MMX with 48 RAM and those two cards I mention. You can get the card as low as $75..I paid $119 at Compusa awhile back ago. You can also get that card in 8MB version. Mike
john moore 15 Oct 1998#427825
I had a 200mmx and a 4meg thriller was a big improvement, then i put in an 8meg thriller... way better still! then i upped to a 300cpu huge difference, then I overclocked to 374cpu.. WOW if performance in papy sims is your priorty then get a Hercules Thriller 8 meg pci video card. check pricewatch.com where the price now is $155 us

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