TC_at_the_pc
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Does a program like Powerstrip (Entech Taiwan), work with emulators? In other words, will it reduce slowdown for graphics-intensive games running in an emulator, or does over-clocking only work on games like Half-Life2 and Doom?
I'm assuming that emualtors that rely on software coding to emulate graphics aren't taking advantage of a graphic card's chipset and therefore, overclocking the card might not have any effect.
I'd like to know before I make an investment.
Or perhaps I should just ditch the GeForce4 :yucky: and get a better card?
P.S. Why do so many retail games say "GeForce4 not supported" on the box? Why not? I guess this is what happens when I purchase a low-end computer (emachine) in order to save money.
I'm assuming that emualtors that rely on software coding to emulate graphics aren't taking advantage of a graphic card's chipset and therefore, overclocking the card might not have any effect.
I'd like to know before I make an investment.
Or perhaps I should just ditch the GeForce4 :yucky: and get a better card?
P.S. Why do so many retail games say "GeForce4 not supported" on the box? Why not? I guess this is what happens when I purchase a low-end computer (emachine) in order to save money.