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Im wondering about the same thing last night. I need to mod the MSI 6337LE5 bios to allow me to select Vcore higher than 1.7v for my Tualeron to reach 1.6G fully stable. I had done the pin wrapping trick but somehow the MSI bios is able to deter me from selecting the higher than 1.7v by refusing...

I was asking the same question before someone enlighten me with this linkage. Elsa Taiwanese I think ELSA.com is gone for good but it still kept drivers update for the rest of the world.

This is a small proggy written by one Hardocper and it works pretty well. No installation, just add the shortcut of the proggy to the startup folder. Linkified

I think the GF4MX will edge out the GF2U if you have a really fast CPU. I got 4500marks with my T'bird 1GHz while others got 5800 on faster XP1800+. The vertex shader on GF4MX is a hybrid, so it's keep going faster if your CPU does the same.

I think I solved mine by disabling the nView in MSCONFIG. Btw, Im on GF4MX440 and lower resolution, 800x600.

Most TV have 60Hz refresh rate. Forcing your TV to run at higher refresh rate may damage it unless ya got some of the latest TV from Samsung that has refresh rate at 100Hz.

<< would just disable the V-sync but does that fix the refresh rate problem??? No, vsync has nothing to do with the monitor's refresh rate. >> Can you tell me what V-sync for??? I saw in almost every post and they mention turn off the V-sync.

I would just disable the V-sync but does that fix the refresh rate problem??? I also found that Nvidia install nView by default for the 27.xx series drivers. I disable them is the msconfig and my games doesnt lag anymore.

I think the BE6-II is culprit. I had had it for a year before I tossed it for CUSL2-C. The board is quite troublesome, the Highpoint controller doesnt work the way it should, not to mention the poor IDE performance for it. Secondly the Slot 1 mechanism seems to have some problem with Intel EB...

sound more like ClearType. Btw, you can goto System>Advance and change these setting in the Performance tab.

Copied from nvnews: Q: Digit-life is reporting that the Geforce4 MX Supports vertex Shader version 1.1. Does the 4 MX support Vertex Shaders through software emulation? A:GeForce4 MX accelerates vertex shaders, and can run vertex programs, but with less overall performance than GeForce4 Ti...

Mine score about 4661(325/485) on T'birddie 1G + 384MB ram. Im using 27.20 on WinXP. Pabster got 5559 with his P4 2G in his review for the MX440. May be he use the first edition instead of SE.

Those deal only applicable for US and sometimes Canada. For us who lives outside the US, we have to pay for higher shipping and VAT.

I think GF4MX440 is a bargain right now. It comes with 4ns ram, DVD capability, and some new features of the GF4Ti. Change the heatsink and add some ramsink, you will able to reach G3 Ti200 speed when its pair up with a fast cpu except for games that utilise the nFinite engine of course.

Bozo, I think the problem lies within your board. Im running a Leadtek A170 DDR T now without any sort of problem and its on KT133A mobo. It pays to have a decent board. My 0.02