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A half hour ago I saw on Game Network Ch. game clip for NFSU PS2 and those
cars headlights were actually seen, so is there possibility to be like that
on PC, which graphic card, or else ?
currently GFMX 440 64MB

 

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You need a new graphics card...
Never buy an MX.

Succes.


"Wizzardy" <wizzardy@email.htnet.hr> schreef in bericht
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> A half hour ago I saw on Game Network Ch. game clip for NFSU PS2 and those
> cars headlights were actually seen, so is there possibility to be like
that
> on PC, which graphic card, or else ?
> currently GFMX 440 64MB
>
>

 

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"Wizzardy" <wizzardy@email.htnet.hr> wrote in message
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> A half hour ago I saw on Game Network Ch. game clip for NFSU PS2 and those
> cars headlights were actually seen, so is there possibility to be like
that
> on PC, which graphic card, or else ?
> currently GFMX 440 64MB
>
>

I had a GeForce 2 card but yesterday bought an ATI Radeon 9600 Pro + an
extra 256mb of RAM. When I used to play NFSU I thought it looked impressive
but a lot of the features (crowds, light trails etc) couldn't be turned on.
NFSU was the first game I tried when I installed my new hardware yesterday
and I was very impressed. All light trails and effects were working as were
the crowds but the most impressive thing was the pearlescent paint on the
car . If you can afford about £140 or $200 to upgrade your PC for games then
I'd highly recommend it .........took me a year to get round to doing it
though

 

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"ibrox" <2N@r.Me> wrote in message
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> I had a GeForce 2 card but yesterday bought an ATI Radeon 9600 Pro + an
> extra 256mb of RAM. When I used to play NFSU I thought it looked
impressive
> but a lot of the features (crowds, light trails etc) couldn't be turned
on.
> NFSU was the first game I tried when I installed my new hardware yesterday
> and I was very impressed. All light trails and effects were working as
were
> the crowds but the most impressive thing was the pearlescent paint on the
> car . If you can afford about £140 or $200 to upgrade your PC for games
then
> I'd highly recommend it .........took me a year to get round to doing it
> though
>
>

Ok, let's finish this, buying a new card will improve special effects. For
now I'll continue to use GFMX and when the money "comes" to me then I will
buy a new one )
Thanks for Your replys
wizzardy