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Is it worth it??

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  • 08-12-1998 2:54pm
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    TwoShedsJackson
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    Teeth, was that you I passed at the top of Harcourt St., at about 9.30 this morning? Only when I was about two hundred foot past yeh, I realised it was (probably) you.


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    TwoShedsJackson
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    Teeth, was that you I passed at the top of Harcourt St., at about 9.30 this morning? Only when I was about two hundred foot past yeh, I realised it was (probably) you.


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    LegacyUser
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    Not unless you've recently grown a beard m8. :P

    Teeth.


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    TwoShedsJackson
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    Which I have :)


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    LegacyUser
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    Thought I recognised that shifty expression.. :P

    Teeth.


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    Cave
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    Lads, I already have 2 voodoo's so would it be worth my while gettin a TNT to plug into me AGP port???? Would it make a difference??? Lids???


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    LegacyUser
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    Nope, don't bother. You've already got just about the fastest consumer 3D setup money can buy, the TNT will give you higher res, and better image quality, but it can't compare to V2 SLI unless you've got an insanely fast machine. Even then there's little to choose between the too. Get the TNT if you've got a P2-400 and want one card to meet all your 2D and 3D needs acceptably. If you've got a slower machine, or already have a 2D card you're happy with, go for a V2.

    Teeth.


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