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Originally Posted by bigben2k
A ti-4200 sounds fine, but I'm looking for that extra bit that's going to tie in nicely with the rest of the puter. I'm guessing that the X1, along with an AMD 2500+ oc'd to 400 FSB on an Asus A7N8X-deluxe E, would be a nicely matched set.
I would prefer using an actual OpenGL card, as I plan to use SolidWorks extensively. I would also prefer using something that SolidWorks has confirmed works right, because I really don't want to deal with problems, or do without some feature without my knowing.
As it stands, a 4200 is flagged yellow (Passed with limitations. These are listed in the notes field) and the notes are not accessible  |
The old notes were about redraw errors whilst zoomed in; and multiple windows open at the same time (although, ive never found this to happen to me);
Fair enough too ben; Ive got two pc's, so my next upgrade will be purely for gaming, and this Ti4200 will go in the 1700+ @2.1ghz for my solidworks stuff, if the 9800pro spits the dummy on solidworks.
BillA - No worries; the card seems to work really well for me
I'm using windows XP, SP2 beta, with the 45.23 detonators - its important which dets you use, thats what makes the difference to the card running properly or not, ive found; I only imagine that the people at solidworks used the newest drivers available (which i have done) and experienced the errors they say (lines dissapearing when zoomed in, etc)