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Offline Replicant

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GeForce 4 - Ti4200 128Mb - Optimal Settings?
« on: September 21, 2002, 03:48:05 PM »
Hi guys

Since I've only had this Ti4200 128Mb for about 3 weeks I'm just wondering what other guys have got their settings set to?

At the moment the settings are:-

Anti-aliasing set to OFF - what's the best setting for this????

Direct 3D

Texture Anisotropic Setting set to 0 (other options 1, 2, 4, 8)

Open GL

Buffer Flipping Mode set to Auto (other option 'block transfer')

V-Sync set to Always On (other option Off)

Anisotropic Filter set to Disabled (other options 2, 4, 8)

Clock Speed

Clock Core set to 250 Mhz

Memory set to 446 Mhz
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GeForce 4 - Ti4200 128Mb - Optimal Settings?
« Reply #1 on: September 21, 2002, 04:20:20 PM »
You'll want to use 4x FSAA.  You'll see little to no hit performance in Aces High, although you might see some in other grahpic intensive games.  You can use Quincux FSAA for 4xFSAA at the FPS hit of 2x....but it makes your text a little bit blurry, so use anisotropic filtering to smooth it out.  Also for anyone with a geforce 2 or above.  Go on your desktop into properties >> settings >> advanced >> your card >> color correction and look for digital vibrance.  Turn this all the way up when you play games to make things look more vibrant.

  That was a long paragraph, but that's about all I have enabled on my machine.  Also get the latest 40.41 drivers off of Nvidia's site.

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GeForce 4 - Ti4200 128Mb - Optimal Settings?
« Reply #2 on: September 21, 2002, 09:25:57 PM »
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look for digital vibrance


Wow that makes things look differant to be sure .

thanks
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