I know that some of you may have an aging computer somewhere in the house that was something that you wanted to upgrade when AGP was the latest platform.
I have a Dell GX260 with a P4 Northwood 2.0 ghz OC'd to 2.2 with a Nvidia Asus EN7600GS 256mb and 768mbs of ram. The cpu could not be anymore overclocked, nor I was even able to upgrade my cpu as I was told. My EN7600GS was also running on 4X due to the motherboards limitations.
Besides all of that, it's still working perfectly for web browsing, and games like Rise of legends, CS Source (Zombie Mod), Call Of Duty 2, Battlefield 1942 and Vietnam which are playable with medium settings.
I'm just wondering if anyone had ever seen or owns a fast/fastest agp-bound computer anywhere?
What are the specs?
Are there any benchmarks for modern games?
If someone can show me that'll be awesome.
Just like my appreciation for ATI hardware, I still have an appreciation for AGP computers even though it's the Aging Graphics Platform.
I have a Dell GX260 with a P4 Northwood 2.0 ghz OC'd to 2.2 with a Nvidia Asus EN7600GS 256mb and 768mbs of ram. The cpu could not be anymore overclocked, nor I was even able to upgrade my cpu as I was told. My EN7600GS was also running on 4X due to the motherboards limitations.
Besides all of that, it's still working perfectly for web browsing, and games like Rise of legends, CS Source (Zombie Mod), Call Of Duty 2, Battlefield 1942 and Vietnam which are playable with medium settings.
I'm just wondering if anyone had ever seen or owns a fast/fastest agp-bound computer anywhere?
What are the specs?
Are there any benchmarks for modern games?
If someone can show me that'll be awesome.
Just like my appreciation for ATI hardware, I still have an appreciation for AGP computers even though it's the Aging Graphics Platform.