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Bazooka_Joe · 03-06-2003, 03:31 PM

[quote="Jumpin Jack Flash":e13f5]i heard that the ATI cards can have some problems with UT2003 but i dunno if they were resolved or not.

also, someone said something about a GF4 Ti4200 being easily overclocked to 4600 stats. How can that be done, i have a Ti4200 with 128mb ram and really don't get the performance i expected.[/quote:e13f5]

Games like UT2003, Americas Army, No One Lives Forever, and a few others were built strictly to use the power of the GeForce technoligy, which is why they can move so fluently. They might have patched UT2003 to work with other cards just as well, check for updates @ [url="http://www.fileplanet.com"]http://www.fileplanet.com[/url]

I wouldn't overclock a videocard, EVER. It's alot harder, and alot more unstable compared to a CPU. If you have water-cooling and heatsinks for the RAM chips on the card, then you can try.

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Bazooka_Joe is Offline Senior Member Posts: 12,585 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Staten Island, NY, USA	03-06-2003, 03:31 PM [quote="Jumpin Jack Flash":e13f5]i heard that the ATI cards can have some problems with UT2003 but i dunno if they were resolved or not. also, someone said something about a GF4 Ti4200 being easily overclocked to 4600 stats. How can that be done, i have a Ti4200 with 128mb ram and really don't get the performance i expected.[/quote:e13f5] Games like UT2003, Americas Army, No One Lives Forever, and a few others were built strictly to use the power of the GeForce technoligy, which is why they can move so fluently. They might have patched UT2003 to work with other cards just as well, check for updates @ [url="http://www.fileplanet.com"]http://www.fileplanet.com[/url] I wouldn't overclock a videocard, EVER. It's alot harder, and alot more unstable compared to a CPU. If you have water-cooling and heatsinks for the RAM chips on the card, then you can try.