jamus34

Here you go in three easy steps: 1)Open window, preferable one as high as you can. 2)Deposit computer. 3)Order new computer from any OEM or build one yourself. Not meant as a flame, but my father has a 486/66 and he might as well take it out back and shoot it, it's that unupgradable.

Oh, sorry, thought you meant OC a TNT2 ultra in general. From what I heard Creative makes pretty good vid cards (as opposed to sound cards), so I'd say you'd be in pretty good shape, but I have no personal exp. with those cards myself.

Seb, at a guess I'd say you might get 15 or so MHz (I think that's what they use to measure vid card speed) but in reality it matters on how well made you card is. If its got a good heatsink and the proper amount of conducting gel you can probably get a halfway decent gain. If it's a sloppy job then you might not to get it to run stable at any speed above factory. ...Now where are those GeForce vs Radeon benchmarks again.

That is exactly my point. Right now I can run everything I own just fine, and I know any slowdown I encounter with a program has to do with my running a P-II 400 than my videocard. So I wait until the herd thins a little.

The thing that pisses me off about the great video card debate is the fact that Nvidia has used (basically) the same chip for the past year and a half or so. The GeForce chip is still a Geforce. Stop "upgrading" old technology and let us cut our teeth on something new. I have a TNT2 Ultra and until I see something that makes it look like a candidate for the static bag of death I refuse to shell out hundreds of $$$ for a chip where in the time I mentioned they have: 1)Increased the internal performance marginally. As I think Kblair said "What's the difference between 80FPS and 120FPS?" 2)Soon to increase the memory bandwith that the RAM uses to help eliminate that bottle-neck. I do not consider these items to be new technology and definately not worth the extra $150 - $200 dollars they charge for this so called new technology.

One question... What is BO2K? ...and no back to our regular scheduled programing.

GS, If I ever get a new CPU and MoBo I'll probably pick up that Linksys router also. Have heard nothing but good things about it.

DEVILS RULE!!!!!!