Best Mobo And GFX Settings
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Hey guys,
I'm looking to push my system to the limit.
I'm very happy with the increase in speed that my newly aquired 5800 ultra has given me over my old Geforce 3 but you know what it's like every little bit of performance you can squeeze out of you rig counts.
Here's my current settings : -
Det 51.75 on stanadard Quality and High image quality settings
AGP Running with Fast Writes and Sideband addressing
Graphics Aperture Size set to 128mb
AGP wait states for write and read are enabled
Well hope you guys have some good suggestions as I'm craving to hit another 10fps in raven shield.
I'm looking to push my system to the limit.
I'm very happy with the increase in speed that my newly aquired 5800 ultra has given me over my old Geforce 3 but you know what it's like every little bit of performance you can squeeze out of you rig counts.
Here's my current settings : -
Det 51.75 on stanadard Quality and High image quality settings
AGP Running with Fast Writes and Sideband addressing
Graphics Aperture Size set to 128mb
AGP wait states for write and read are enabled
Well hope you guys have some good suggestions as I'm craving to hit another 10fps in raven shield.
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Don't just try to maximize the speed of you video card, maximizing the speed of you RAM is very helpful too. I have gain 800 points in 3D MArks 2001 by just make full use of my RAM. It also helps in Real-world game like UT 2003.
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Beat of Luck!..
AMD Athlon XP 2400+ @ 2800+ (ThermalTake Volcano 7++)
MSI KT4V
Radeon 9600pro
512 pc2100
Sblive 5.1
Disable all BIOS/Video shadowing and caching, these only made a difference back in the dos days when operating systems actually needed the bios to access hardware. (now it's all via software drivers.)
Theres a few good articles around on why bios/video caching are no longer needed, and in some cases can hurt stability. Check out the bottom few sections on this page for a good explaination.
http://www.adriansrojakpot.com/Speed_Demon...S_Guide_02b.htm
Theres a few good articles around on why bios/video caching are no longer needed, and in some cases can hurt stability. Check out the bottom few sections on this page for a good explaination.
http://www.adriansrojakpot.com/Speed_Demon...S_Guide_02b.htm