No no, I did, but I just wanted more.

I got 98FPS on MOH, and when I turned off maxFPS, it went to 130. Now, I got 141.

In Jedi Outcast though, I had 180FPS, now I have 225. Not that anything over 60 really matters, though.

[quote="ST_Bazooka_Joe":4c4b9]No no, I did, but I just wanted more.

I got 98FPS on MOH, and when I turned off maxFPS, it went to 130. Now, I got 141.

In Jedi Outcast though, I had 180FPS, now I have 225. Not that anything over 60 really matters, though.[/quote:4c4b9]

Is this fucking why I cant get higer than 40????!!!!! M16: M16: M16: mad:

How do I turn that shit off. And it DOES make a difference I think if a low fps lags your machine.

Low fps makes everything jittery.

I think I am going to order a ti4200 in the next hour or so. Does the brand matter too much. Is one any better than the other, or more to the point, is there any brand to stay away from. How good is eVGA??? $117 delivered!!!! This is just going to be a card to last for 4-6 months.

eVGA is fine if I'm not mistaken. WHen I was searching online, they were a company I was going to go with. It at all possible, MSI and a LeadTEK or VisionTEK are they way to go. But I did read some reviews on eVGA and they got some nice marks.

I have a VisionTEK 4600 and it's buttah.

ah does it really matter? People have their companys they stand by, i like nvidia. If ATI makes a better card i dont care, im still sticking with nvidia.

when that thing comes out ATI will have something better than it before it comes out