Why!!!!!!!!

J

Jorge

Banned

• Sep 23, 2002

• #1

why can i chose the level of anisotropic filtering, it let me chose the box that says "anisotropic filtering" but i can only chose 2x and i have a GeForce 4 Mx440 and a Athlon Xp 1800+

 

iq_132

Banned

• Sep 23, 2002

• #2

Anisotropic filtering is a graphics card thing. If you card only supports 2x filtering, that's probably how much it will let you select. (I think)

 

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J

Jorge

Banned

• Sep 23, 2002

• Thread Starter
• #3

WHAT With a !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!GeForce4 MX440!!!!!!!!!!!
are you sure thats the max for this card

 

PainoMan

I R, R U?

• Sep 23, 2002

• #4

I have a GeForce 4 Go, and while I can select up to 4x in the nVidia control panel, the slider in Jabo's plugin refuses to budge.

 

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J

Jorge

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• Sep 24, 2002

• Thread Starter
• #5

4X in the Nvidia control Panel???
What are you talking about There is no option for this in the Control Panel

 

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Fudge3000

New member

• Sep 24, 2002

• #6

hahaha...

Jorge...the mx400 is crap. It really sucks. Hard. You should be happy it has even 2x. Sorry...

 

PainoMan

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• Sep 24, 2002

• #7

On the Settings tab of the Display Properties dialog, hit the Advanced button. There should be an nVidia tab or two on there with an Additional Properties button. At least there is on for my card. Your mileage may vary.

Hey Fudge... Hahaha... YOU suck hard.

 

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J

Jorge

Banned

• Sep 24, 2002

• Thread Starter
• #8

>The Mx440 is excellent and i agree with Paino man<

Thanks for the advice...
But that option does not exists

 

Eagle

aka Alshain

Moderator

• Sep 24, 2002

• #9

Well, then you probably dont have the correct Nvidia Drivers installed.

 

nudetothis

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• Sep 24, 2002

• #10

Ti4400:inlove: .... mine goes to 8x.

 

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whatboy

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• Sep 24, 2002

• #11

Mine is a Radeon 7200 and goes up to 16x

 

Doomulation

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• Sep 24, 2002

• #12

Afaik, jabo's only supporty up to 8x. At least that is the max to chose in the settings.

My goes up to 8x :inlove:

 

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Trotterwatch

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• Sep 24, 2002

• #13

Mine also goes up to 8x using a GF3 Ti200 - the graphics look heavenly at Hi-Res Max anistropy and 4x Antialiasing!

 

crhylove

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• Sep 24, 2002

• #14

trotterwatch:

ditto, AND the gf3 ti200 is less than $90 on www.pricewatch.com

go shopping dude!

rhy

 

ickle_moi

Monkey Ball Addict..

• Sep 24, 2002

• #15

GF3s are better than GF4 mx

 

Stezo2k

S-2K

• Sep 24, 2002

• #16

probably, but only if its the TI version of GF3 tho, if it was the GF3 MX, it would be slower.

Stez

 

Smiff

Emutalk Member

• Sep 24, 2002

• #17

there is no GF3MX AFAIK

 

PainoMan

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• Sep 24, 2002

• #18

Can somebody post some before and after comparison screenshots? I've played with the filtering and anitaliasing both on and off, and I'm not sure if anything is changing. I have to change the settings for my GF 4 Go in the Display Properties as well as within PJ64, so by the time I make all the changes, I've forgotten what the last screen looked like. Some side-by-side comparisons would definitely help!

Tanx!

 

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emuguy

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• Sep 24, 2002

• #19

what does Anisotropic filtering do?

 

decription

New member

• Sep 24, 2002

• #20

There are a couple types of geforce 4 cards. The mx and then 3 types of ti. The mx are the worse and mainly have their selling point as be a geforce 4.