What Video Card Are You Using?

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Don. Edwards
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What Video Card Are You Using?

Post #1by Don. Edwards » 28.11.2002, 10:12

Ok lets find out exacly whos using what brand video card and how old the cards are. So heres what I want.
Tell me what brand your card is and what version or chipset it is using. This way we can gage the average age of everyones video cards and the the most used brand of card by the Celestia users.
Hey and this is for fun. No mean mouthing about so and so's cards is junk or anything like that.
I will start off.
I am using an NVidia GeForce4 Ti4200 with 64Mbs of DDR.
Now isn't that simple?
I am officially a retired member.
I might answer a PM or a post if its relevant to something.

Ah, never say never!!
Past texture releases, Hmm let me think about it

Thanks for your understanding.
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Post #2by Raul. » 28.11.2002, 11:03

GeForce 4 Ti4200 128MB (overclocked, of course :twisted: )

so actually it's almost a Ti4400 :lol:
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Post #3by Thilo » 28.11.2002, 11:55

Geforce4 Ti 4600
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Post #4by Buzz » 28.11.2002, 13:14

ASUS v7700 GeForce2 PRO/GTS with 32MB DDR
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Post #5by Rassilon » 28.11.2002, 17:13

MSI GeForce Ti4400 128 MEG DDR...Hoping to get the new EX this next year...
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Post #6by selden » 28.11.2002, 17:18

At home: Nvidia GeForce4 Ti4200 128MB. (VisionTek Xtasy)
At work: ATI Rage 128 Pro Ultra 32MB (Dell OEM)
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Post #7by Guest » 28.11.2002, 17:32

asus geforce3
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Post #8by Guest » 28.11.2002, 18:13

Nvidia Riva TNT2 Model64/64Pro 32MB :oops:
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Post #9by Phule » 28.11.2002, 18:45

NVIDIA GeForce 4 Ti4400 128mb DDR
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Post #10by Guest » 28.11.2002, 19:21

Ati Radeon :cry: 9000 Pro with 128 Mb Ddr
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Post #11by Sum0 » 28.11.2002, 21:19

Just a Geforce 2 MX440 64Mb DDR...
My school has TNT2s on fat iiyama 20inch monitors, which is serious overkill, in my opinion.
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Post #12by Guest » 28.11.2002, 21:31

Herculese Gforce 2 GTS Pro 64 DDR

Soon to be a Creative Gforce 4 Ti 4600 128 DDR (after Christmas)

or depends on how dear they are, A Gforce FX 128
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Post #13by t00fri » 28.11.2002, 21:52

ASUS 7700 NVIDIA GeForce 2 GTS/32MB

The only reason why I have not yet dared to upgrade is the /severe/ warnings from all our respected test journals that /all/ newer NVIDIA cards have a /much deteriorated/ signal behaviour under 2D operation. The consequences are reported particularly disturbing if one uses 1600x1200 resolution or higher with (excellent) CRT monitors, like I do.

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Post #14by Rassilon » 28.11.2002, 22:36

Ive noticed a deerioration in the realm of DVD broadcast as well Fridger...The Ti4400 I have is worse in this field than the Ti500 I had previously...I thought there was something else causing this but I have the most recent drivers and still no change...The screen is choppy still...
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Post #15by ANDREA » 29.11.2002, 00:26

NVIDIA GeForce4 Ti 4600/128Mb
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Post #16by Azagoth » 29.11.2002, 00:37

MSI StarForce GeForce4 Ti4400 128MB DDR (NV25)

Running 40.72_WHQL drivers, tweaked with RivaTuner.
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Post #17by UncleSpam » 29.11.2002, 01:25

nVIDIA GeForce4 440 Go 64 MB DDR, on my PIII 1.2 GHz Dell i8100, running 1600x1200 (native UXGA resolution)

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My Graphics card...

Post #18by Vicware » 29.11.2002, 02:12

NVIDIA GeForce 4 Ti4400 128mb DDR
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Post #19by MasterMan » 29.11.2002, 02:29

MSI GeForce4 Ti4200 128MB DDR on one PC 8)
3dfx Voodoo3 3000 32 MB on the other :cry:
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Post #20by Xaazier » 29.11.2002, 02:50

geforce 2 mx 32 MB (hope to upgrade within next few months to a gf3 or better)

edit: now have a geforce 4 ti 4200 128MB :) :D :D :)
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