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Re: ATI/AMD and older Windows games in general.

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I agree with Tetrium about the HD3450 and HD5450 not being used correctly. I really doubt you'd get NVidia cards working well under such conditions either. Now the HD6450, could be that it doesn't have good drivers for XP. Not an excuse, but that card is pretty new and XP is now 2 generations old. …

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The Radeon 6450 was send back to the shop today, Gigabyte support could not explain the screenshot and advised me to return the card. I marked the card a little, so I will know when they decide to send me that bad specimen back. Without going into details, I always recommend buying Intel and Nvidia. …

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The problem now doesn't rely on the OS, but the video drivers. 99% of the games I have run on W7, but with visual artifacts, unless I use a very old driver from 2007 or something. Even on XP I needed to stop upgrading the drivers since last year for them to work right. I may go to ATI if I move to …

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No worries Gerwin! Hmm the GT520 is really a media centre card, not that recommended for playing games. And it's very new. For XP I would really start off with some second hand cards like the ones I listed. Or even older ones. Because the thing is for a GT520 there aren't any old drivers, the card …

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I really like ati, i have no idea why. 4 of my machines have ATI gpu's and 2 of then nvidia. My 3 big machienes all have ati cards and i don't have that many issues. i own: Radeon hd 6970, Radeon x1900xtx, radeon 9000pro, radeon 7000 (dosn't work in 3D) and a rage 2. were as a own some oem 256mb …

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Mau1wurf1977 wrote: I'd really do like a driver timeline (yearly), also add cards and then the games. You kinda need to match the card, driver and game in order to have zero issues. I agree. Matters less if it's Nvidia or ATi. What matters is trying to match the hardware and drivers with the game …

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filipetolhuizen wrote: I know that. I wonder what are the ATI issues and if they take too long to get fixed. Well for one thing, Ati doens't support OpenGl as good as Nvidia does (less fps), don't know if it is a driver thing or that it´s because of different hardware.

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Procyon wrote: Well for one thing, Ati doens't support OpenGl as good as Nvidia does (less fps), don't know if it is a driver thing or that it´s because of different hardware. Thats not going to be an issue as any old ogl game is going to run at a massive framerate eg: quake 3 8800gts 1280x1024 …

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Thats not going to be an issue as any old ogl game is going to run at a massive framerate eg: quake 3 8800gts 1280x1024 999fps For me it is, I play Grand Prix Legends a lot, and with my old Geforce 9600 GT I had much better performance in OpenGl than with my new Radeon HD 6770 in Direct3D. Don't …

Re: ATI/AMD and older Windows games in general.

Having tried many of the generations of ATI cards as well as NVidia boards I believe the only ATI hardware better than NVidia hardware was from the 9800 - X800. Anything other than that Nvidia stuff has always been more stable/compatible. Basically for me I just make sure Nvidia didn't screw up this …

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I have seen myself that there can indeed be a specific graphics card issue with a given make/model of motherboard. Sometimes it is a BIOS setting causing the problem, the defaults would cause issues or the machine would not post for example. I have seen where just a certain motherboard revision on …

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