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Is it worth it ?

Chada · 2002-12-26 13:18:30

Just wondering on yer opnions of upgrading a gf2 ti (64mb) to a gf4 ti4200 (64mb) ? will it make a signifcant difference ?

26-12-2002 1:18pm

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Chada

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Just wondering on yer opnions of upgrading a gf2 ti (64mb) to a gf4 ti4200 (64mb) ? will it make a signifcant difference ?

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#2 26-12-2002 4:15pm

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Depends on the rest of your system.
If your system is good you will notice a good difference.

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#3 26-12-2002 5:54pm

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What the Babyeater said

In extreme shortness:
If your cpu is getting on a bit in years.. no
If your cpu is >1ghz... yes

If you want more information do a search for geforce on this board and you'll find a good deal of recent threads dealing with this issue.

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