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    I need to know what type of video card I should buy in order to get the graphics on the pj64 emulation to not be so boxy. I could see the potential of the emulator when I tried to play Mario Tennis but I think its just my card thats holding me back. Please don't tell me plug-ins because I have the best and newest ones to date from egmu. So any reccomendations? and if possible a price range from 50-150 $ thanks all


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    I'd recommend a Geforce 4 Ti 4200.
    You should be able to find the 64 MB version for about $150 (US). It has the same features as the Ti 4600 but is clocked slower (you can fix that by overclocking ). I've got the 128 MB one (cost me ~$180) and don't have any problems other than documented glitches.
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    How do you know you really need a new video card? While a new card may help in certain areas, it's not going to be a magic bullet that fixes all N64 emulation problems. Sometimes it really is the plugins.

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    i dunno about that....
    I have Geforce 2 MX and its not that far difference than my friends Geforce 4 MX
    cant say the same with the TI series tho, i never checked it out.

    anyways,
    can i overclock my Geforce?

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    search for nvidia coolbits..... its a registy patch that allows you to overclock ur geforce by clicking properties on the desktop, settings/advanced properties/geforce/additional properties/clock frequencies

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    any ati radeon will do the job flawlessly for jabo's plugin. i cant say the same for most of the others. eg n64gl, daedalus and glide64.

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    only problem with ati cards is that they have shotty support for OpenGL as they seem to focus more on DX for some strange reason *cough*Microsoft pay off*cough*
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    RAM: 512 PC3200 DDR Ram
    VID: XFX Geforce FX 5600 w 256 mb DDR and a Zalman Card Cooler and VIVO
    SND: NVidia SoundStorm
    HDD: 2 x 40 gb 7200 RPM
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    Originally posted by zero88
    I have Geforce 2 MX and its not that far difference than my friends Geforce 4 MX
    The GeForce 4 MX is a total waste of money. It's not even as powerful as a GeForce 3, so there wouldn't be much of a difference between yours and your friend's.

    Tell your friend he is an idiot for buying a crap card.

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    lol, sounds good :-)

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    i have Geforce 2 mx 400 too, i know clock speed is about 200mghz on how much mghz can(MAY) i overclock it?
    My specsentium 4 1.5ghz
    Ram:256
    HD:80gb
    Graphics:GeForce4 Ti4600 128mb DDR ultra deluxe.
    OS:Win me

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