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    why is TNT video better?

    I have a CL TNT card which all the writers say shows the clearest screen. Yet my brothers computer with a voodoo 1 card shows up with more extra details moving around in a couple of games and more colorful(maybe too animated). (he has p200, I have celeron@450). His frame looks the same on half the games. Before I loaded a CL banshee card that I returned because it kept locking up, but video cd's had less jagged edges as well as games. Even my stealth 220 has smoother edges, lot slower of course. The settings are at default. Is there some setting I should change? Thanks.

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    what drivers are you using for the TnT card??? get the newest dentanator drivers from:

    www.nvida.com

    hope this helps ya out....
    e-mail me if ya still have some bugs to work out with it.......


    [This message has been edited by jokostel (edited 03-18-99).]

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    First,i hv a voodoo1 and a TNT card on 450a..
    And the voodoo1 is in no way close to tnt quality....
    Make sure ur banshee driver is fully remove.
    then get the new tnt driver,,,,,
    Then set all the graph setting in the games to maximum and enjoy

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