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Been running a TNT Pro 64 graphic card.
S'alright, 32mb jobbie.
But SR have a 64mb Sparkle Geoforce II64mb Nividia for £79.99.
And I got one tonight.
Oh lordy....sweet gaming heaven.
My old card was adequate, did a benchmark test and it came out at 800.
Did the same test on the new card?
2475.
3 times the speed and power.
All for less than £100.
You mentalist PC Owners really, really should get one if your not rocking a 64mb card.
The difference is stunning.
ALL my games on max detail with no slow-down at all.
And don't worry it's "Sparkle", it's still Nvidia.
It's still the shiniest, fastiest thing I've had in meh machine for yonks.
Now instead of playing games all night on the PC, I go to ma woman and play games all night.
Hur hur hur
S'alright, 32mb jobbie.
But SR have a 64mb Sparkle Geoforce II64mb Nividia for £79.99.
And I got one tonight.
Oh lordy....sweet gaming heaven.
My old card was adequate, did a benchmark test and it came out at 800.
Did the same test on the new card?
2475.
3 times the speed and power.
All for less than £100.
You mentalist PC Owners really, really should get one if your not rocking a 64mb card.
The difference is stunning.
ALL my games on max detail with no slow-down at all.
And don't worry it's "Sparkle", it's still Nvidia.
It's still the shiniest, fastiest thing I've had in meh machine for yonks.
Now instead of playing games all night on the PC, I go to ma woman and play games all night.
Hur hur hur
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Been running a TNT Pro 64 graphic card.
S'alright, 32mb jobbie.
But SR have a 64mb Sparkle Geoforce II64mb Nividia for £79.99.
And I got one tonight.
Oh lordy....sweet gaming heaven.
My old card was adequate, did a benchmark test and it came out at 800.
Did the same test on the new card?
2475.
3 times the speed and power.
All for less than £100.
You mentalist PC Owners really, really should get one if your not rocking a 64mb card.
The difference is stunning.
ALL my games on max detail with no slow-down at all.
And don't worry it's "Sparkle", it's still Nvidia.
It's still the shiniest, fastiest thing I've had in meh machine for yonks.
Now instead of playing games all night on the PC, I go to ma woman and play games all night.
Hur hur hur
S'alright, 32mb jobbie.
But SR have a 64mb Sparkle Geoforce II64mb Nividia for £79.99.
And I got one tonight.
Oh lordy....sweet gaming heaven.
My old card was adequate, did a benchmark test and it came out at 800.
Did the same test on the new card?
2475.
3 times the speed and power.
All for less than £100.
You mentalist PC Owners really, really should get one if your not rocking a 64mb card.
The difference is stunning.
ALL my games on max detail with no slow-down at all.
And don't worry it's "Sparkle", it's still Nvidia.
It's still the shiniest, fastiest thing I've had in meh machine for yonks.
Now instead of playing games all night on the PC, I go to ma woman and play games all night.
Hur hur hur
Damn straight, GeForces rule, remember going from my 4mb Matrox Millenium II to a 32mb GeForce2 MX..amazing. The GF3s are superb (and thanks to the company who sent me 2 in my order for no apparent reason..), if a little short term with the GF4 cards already circulating developers, but the GF2s are still an excellent series; lasted ages now.
Only thing that disappoints me is the stock cooling, passive heatsink...but that's just me and my obsessive need to overclock, otherwise it's an excellent card for anyone.
Only thing that disappoints me is the stock cooling, passive heatsink...but that's just me and my obsessive need to overclock, otherwise it's an excellent card for anyone.
Reaper[oV] wrote:
> Damn straight, GeForces rule, remember going from my 4mb Matrox Millenium II to
> a 32mb GeForce2 MX..amazing. The GF3s are superb (and thanks to the company who
> sent me 2 in my order for no apparent reason..), if a little short term with the
> GF4 cards already circulating developers, but the GF2s are still an excellent
> series; lasted ages now.
Only thing that disappoints me is the stock cooling,
> passive heatsink...but that's just me and my obsessive need to overclock,
> otherwise it's an excellent card for anyone.
Ummm... yes, I totally understand you...
> Damn straight, GeForces rule, remember going from my 4mb Matrox Millenium II to
> a 32mb GeForce2 MX..amazing. The GF3s are superb (and thanks to the company who
> sent me 2 in my order for no apparent reason..), if a little short term with the
> GF4 cards already circulating developers, but the GF2s are still an excellent
> series; lasted ages now.
Only thing that disappoints me is the stock cooling,
> passive heatsink...but that's just me and my obsessive need to overclock,
> otherwise it's an excellent card for anyone.
Ummm... yes, I totally understand you...
*Beats RBS with a hockey stick until he buys one*
Good. All you need to know. Our year's girls hockey team is playing at your school on saturday, I think. Random piece of trivia there..
Good. All you need to know. Our year's girls hockey team is playing at your school on saturday, I think. Random piece of trivia there..
Anyone want to buy my old Voodoo Banshee? :-)
Oi, I buy stupidly old hardware that no-one else could find a use for, simply for purposes of prodding and blowing up..nothing wrong with that..
GeForce3 comes as standard in Mac's.
Just saying.
Just saying.
How useful for all those people that could never need it. Nice to be able to customise and build your own machines from an infinite number of combinations of parts isn't it?..oh, sorry, Macs don't do flexibility..
Must..Resist..
;)
Must..Resist..
;)
Reaper[oV] wrote:
> How useful for all those people that could never need it. Nice to be able to
> customise and build your own machines from an infinite number of combinations of
> parts isn't it?..oh, sorry, Macs don't do flexibility..
Must..Resist..
They don't need to be that flexible because its perfection from the moment you buy any new range mac. Whats the point in improving on something which cannot be improved upon, and also which is so much better than any crap windows operated system.
Must..Resist..
> How useful for all those people that could never need it. Nice to be able to
> customise and build your own machines from an infinite number of combinations of
> parts isn't it?..oh, sorry, Macs don't do flexibility..
Must..Resist..
They don't need to be that flexible because its perfection from the moment you buy any new range mac. Whats the point in improving on something which cannot be improved upon, and also which is so much better than any crap windows operated system.
Must..Resist..
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