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Reply 58720 of 58722, by BitWrangler

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TheAbandonwareGuy wrote on Today, 02:55:

8.) Another TNT2 M64 ....

..... TNT2 M64s are roughly as fast as an original TNT, they would pair nice with a early Pentium II system but I'd never go out of my way to acquire one.

Heh, I've never actually specifically bought a TNT2 M64, they just kinda turn up with things and in things. Nevertheless they are among most numerous of one variety of graphics chip here.

Oh actually I did once, but I was lied to by an intermediate back in the day reseller label on it that lied about what it was.

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Reply 58721 of 58722, by Shader_BiH

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BitWrangler wrote on Today, 15:51:
TheAbandonwareGuy wrote on Today, 02:55:

8.) Another TNT2 M64 ....

..... TNT2 M64s are roughly as fast as an original TNT, they would pair nice with a early Pentium II system but I'd never go out of my way to acquire one.

Heh, I've never actually specifically bought a TNT2 M64, they just kinda turn up with things and in things. Nevertheless they are among most numerous of one variety of graphics chip here.

Oh actually I did once, but I was lied to by an intermediate back in the day reseller label on it that lied about what it was.

Those cards are everywhere.... even today. The only cards that show up more often are FX 5200 64-Bits, and Radeons 9250

Reply 58722 of 58722, by TheAbandonwareGuy

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Shader_BiH wrote on Today, 15:59:
BitWrangler wrote on Today, 15:51:
TheAbandonwareGuy wrote on Today, 02:55:

8.) Another TNT2 M64 ....

..... TNT2 M64s are roughly as fast as an original TNT, they would pair nice with a early Pentium II system but I'd never go out of my way to acquire one.

Heh, I've never actually specifically bought a TNT2 M64, they just kinda turn up with things and in things. Nevertheless they are among most numerous of one variety of graphics chip here.

Oh actually I did once, but I was lied to by an intermediate back in the day reseller label on it that lied about what it was.

Those cards are everywhere.... even today. The only cards that show up more often are FX 5200 64-Bits, and Radeons 9250

At least the FX 5200 even in 64-bit configuration is a 9x beast. The TNT2 M64 is just kind of useless (again, unless its paired with an older system as a cheap substitute for a genuine TNT1)

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