dannyaa

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Well i have a pentium III 450 with a TNT2 32 MB Ultra running at AGP 2x. I am getting an AMD 1.2GHz w/new motherboard, so I will be able to run my video card at AGP 4x. How much of a performance jump will I see between 2x and 4x? Is it at all significant, or not really, or what? Just trying to get an idea of how much faster my card will be now. Thanks
 

LordKaos

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You will see None!
Zippo! Nada! Niente! Zielch!

Simply because there ain´t no software that takes advantage of the AGP 4x bus!

The only difference you will see will be caused by the processor!!
Sure, the graphics will be a little faster , but it will be
the processor´s fault , mainly!!
"I´m Going Down!...Down!Down!Down!Down!Down!" - Joe Satriani in G3 Live
 

Arrow

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You will most likely SEE none. But there is a very small difference - a minimal number of percent. It's not a significant increase from 2x at all.

Rob
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