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Ive finally got a new graphics card so that i can play morrowind on but i'm still hvaing problems. the frame rate is extremely jumpy when i'm not inside a building. Ive got a NVIDIA GEFORCE 4 mx440 and a pentium 3 processor. I have just downloaded the latest driver and im still not smoothing out the graphics. Does anyone else have the same problem or does anyone know how to solve it?
Ive finally got a new graphics card so that i can play morrowind on but i'm still hvaing problems. the frame rate is extremely jumpy when i'm not inside a building. Ive got a NVIDIA GEFORCE 4 mx440 and a pentium 3 processor. I have just downloaded the latest driver and im still not smoothing out the graphics. Does anyone else have the same problem or does anyone know how to solve it?
Maybe you could upgrade to a Pentium 4 or Athlon XP?
It's a very demanding game, especially outside, but I don't think it should be 'extremely' jumpy.
Just try changing the amount of distance you can see first.
Hmmm, let me get back to you.
And don't let Blokey see this.
Just try changing the amount of distance you can see first.
Hmmm, let me get back to you.
And don't let Blokey see this.
Your CPU is too slow and your graphics card is crap.
How much would it cost to get an intel pentium 4 processer?
You do realise that to do that you'd need a new motherboard too? And RAM.
So; quite a lot.
P4's are hideously overpriced anyway.
So; quite a lot.
P4's are hideously overpriced anyway.