Unfortuneately the Geforce 4 MX is a Geforce 4 by name only. It's essentially a Geforce 2 MX (which I have) with a grab-bag of features from the Geforce 3/4 lines but a regular Geforce 3 is faster in almost all situations. Sad but true. Here's a decent article that describes the differences in more detail: http://www.tech-report.com/etc/2002q1/geforce4/index.x?pg=1
But back to the original intent of the thread, did anybody mention the original Unreal Tournament yet? It's a bit old but still a blast and has relatively low requirements. ~Scott On March 8, 2003 12:43 pm, Jesse Kline wrote: > On Sat, 2003-03-08 at 11:20, Trevor Lauder wrote: > > Is the GeForce 4 card the MX or Ti Series? If it's the MX Series it > > might explain why you can't turn all the details up to full. > > Ya, it's an MX. What exactly does that mean, and why would it hinder me? > > Jesse
