Originally posted by: RossMAN
Originally posted by: Sluggo
Originally posted by: Mltsao
should i post his anandtech handle?
YES
Yes.
A$$holes like that deserve a good public berating.
YES!!!!!!
Originally posted by: RossMAN
Originally posted by: Sluggo
Originally posted by: Mltsao
should i post his anandtech handle?
YES
Yes.
A$$holes like that deserve a good public berating.
Originally posted by: Mltsao
Um i seem to have lost the thread as welll.. his email is iav@duke.edu though. Its also his heatware name.
Originally posted by: RossMAN
http://www.heatware.com/eval.php?id=20043
http://www.heatware.com/eval.php?id=20743
He has TWO heat ID's?
ATI drivers are still nothing to write home about.Originally posted by: BaboonGuy
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
That is just sad.Originally posted by: Mltsao
Quoted from an email he wrote me.
"enjoy the Halflife 2 trailers cuz when you play halflife 2 on your
ti4200 it will look like crap
that's why i upgraded to a Radeon9500 with ATI built-to-spec DX9
support. I will be able to enjoy the new high-precision pixel shaders
1.4 and above that allowed Gabe to create all these cool special
effects that are going to make the game revolutionary.
as someone said, nVidia's new slogan is "the way 2 year old games were
meant to be played," so enjoy them with your DX8 card!"
I found it offensive and rude.
There is nothing wrong with the TI4200 card. I assume it is the 128 meg version. I am considering the same card to upgrade my GF2 GTS.
it was rude but the truth. get a 9600 pro woode and you wont regret it
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
ATI drivers are still nothing to write home about.Originally posted by: BaboonGuy
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
That is just sad.Originally posted by: Mltsao
Quoted from an email he wrote me.
"enjoy the Halflife 2 trailers cuz when you play halflife 2 on your
ti4200 it will look like crap
that's why i upgraded to a Radeon9500 with ATI built-to-spec DX9
support. I will be able to enjoy the new high-precision pixel shaders
1.4 and above that allowed Gabe to create all these cool special
effects that are going to make the game revolutionary.
as someone said, nVidia's new slogan is "the way 2 year old games were
meant to be played," so enjoy them with your DX8 card!"
I found it offensive and rude.
There is nothing wrong with the TI4200 card. I assume it is the 128 meg version. I am considering the same card to upgrade my GF2 GTS.
it was rude but the truth. get a 9600 pro woode and you wont regret it
That is why I am still nervous about getting an ATI card.
I have noticed over the last several months that the catalyst drivers were buggy and causing games to look strange or just crash for no apparent reason. That is what I am concerned about.Originally posted by: nan0bug
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
ATI drivers are still nothing to write home about.Originally posted by: BaboonGuy
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
That is just sad.Originally posted by: Mltsao
Quoted from an email he wrote me.
"enjoy the Halflife 2 trailers cuz when you play halflife 2 on your
ti4200 it will look like crap
that's why i upgraded to a Radeon9500 with ATI built-to-spec DX9
support. I will be able to enjoy the new high-precision pixel shaders
1.4 and above that allowed Gabe to create all these cool special
effects that are going to make the game revolutionary.
as someone said, nVidia's new slogan is "the way 2 year old games were
meant to be played," so enjoy them with your DX8 card!"
I found it offensive and rude.
There is nothing wrong with the TI4200 card. I assume it is the 128 meg version. I am considering the same card to upgrade my GF2 GTS.
it was rude but the truth. get a 9600 pro woode and you wont regret it
That is why I am still nervous about getting an ATI card.
Actually you're wrong. ATI drivers are great, its the nVidia drivers that are nothing to write home about.. unless you actually like how they take away your ability to choose how you want your games to look.
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
I have noticed over the last several months that the catalyst drivers were buggy and causing games to look strange or just crash for no apparent reason. That is what I am concerned about.Originally posted by: nan0bug
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
ATI drivers are still nothing to write home about.Originally posted by: BaboonGuy
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
That is just sad.Originally posted by: Mltsao
Quoted from an email he wrote me.
"enjoy the Halflife 2 trailers cuz when you play halflife 2 on your
ti4200 it will look like crap
that's why i upgraded to a Radeon9500 with ATI built-to-spec DX9
support. I will be able to enjoy the new high-precision pixel shaders
1.4 and above that allowed Gabe to create all these cool special
effects that are going to make the game revolutionary.
as someone said, nVidia's new slogan is "the way 2 year old games were
meant to be played," so enjoy them with your DX8 card!"
I found it offensive and rude.
There is nothing wrong with the TI4200 card. I assume it is the 128 meg version. I am considering the same card to upgrade my GF2 GTS.
it was rude but the truth. get a 9600 pro woode and you wont regret it
That is why I am still nervous about getting an ATI card.
Actually you're wrong. ATI drivers are great, its the nVidia drivers that are nothing to write home about.. unless you actually like how they take away your ability to choose how you want your games to look.
I see. I believe the complaints were about the catalyst 3.0 series drivers. I have nothing against ATI. I am just worried about driver stability. That is all.Originally posted by: brigden
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
I have noticed over the last several months that the catalyst drivers were buggy and causing games to look strange or just crash for no apparent reason. That is what I am concerned about.Originally posted by: nan0bug
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
ATI drivers are still nothing to write home about.Originally posted by: BaboonGuy
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
That is just sad.Originally posted by: Mltsao
Quoted from an email he wrote me.
"enjoy the Halflife 2 trailers cuz when you play halflife 2 on your
ti4200 it will look like crap
that's why i upgraded to a Radeon9500 with ATI built-to-spec DX9
support. I will be able to enjoy the new high-precision pixel shaders
1.4 and above that allowed Gabe to create all these cool special
effects that are going to make the game revolutionary.
as someone said, nVidia's new slogan is "the way 2 year old games were
meant to be played," so enjoy them with your DX8 card!"
I found it offensive and rude.
There is nothing wrong with the TI4200 card. I assume it is the 128 meg version. I am considering the same card to upgrade my GF2 GTS.
it was rude but the truth. get a 9600 pro woode and you wont regret it
That is why I am still nervous about getting an ATI card.
Actually you're wrong. ATI drivers are great, its the nVidia drivers that are nothing to write home about.. unless you actually like how they take away your ability to choose how you want your games to look.
That hasn't happened on my system...
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
I see. I believe the complaints were about the catalyst 3.0 series drivers. I have nothing against ATI. I am just worried about driver stability. That is all.Originally posted by: brigden
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
I have noticed over the last several months that the catalyst drivers were buggy and causing games to look strange or just crash for no apparent reason. That is what I am concerned about.Originally posted by: nan0bug
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
ATI drivers are still nothing to write home about.Originally posted by: BaboonGuy
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
That is just sad.Originally posted by: Mltsao
Quoted from an email he wrote me.
"enjoy the Halflife 2 trailers cuz when you play halflife 2 on your
ti4200 it will look like crap
that's why i upgraded to a Radeon9500 with ATI built-to-spec DX9
support. I will be able to enjoy the new high-precision pixel shaders
1.4 and above that allowed Gabe to create all these cool special
effects that are going to make the game revolutionary.
as someone said, nVidia's new slogan is "the way 2 year old games were
meant to be played," so enjoy them with your DX8 card!"
I found it offensive and rude.
There is nothing wrong with the TI4200 card. I assume it is the 128 meg version. I am considering the same card to upgrade my GF2 GTS.
it was rude but the truth. get a 9600 pro woode and you wont regret it
That is why I am still nervous about getting an ATI card.
Actually you're wrong. ATI drivers are great, its the nVidia drivers that are nothing to write home about.. unless you actually like how they take away your ability to choose how you want your games to look.
That hasn't happened on my system...
