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  1. 03-15-1999 09:26 AM #1
    Daniel Soderstrom
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    TNT2 with apg 2x

    I have recently bought ABIT BH6 MB, AND IM wondering if I should buy the voodoo3 or a tnt2 when its released...I know that tnt2 will support 4x apg, but bh6 only supports 2x right? What do you think???
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  2. 03-15-1999 09:58 AM #2
    Jeff
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    Go with a TNT2 (it does support AGP4x, good futureproofness), it is faster, better image quality, more ram, I could go on and on, but Ill send you to:
    www.tomshardware.com
    www.sharkyextreme.com

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  3. 03-15-1999 02:33 PM #3
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    Time for a change perhaps
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  4. 03-20-1999 01:38 PM #4
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    No motherboard support 4x yet..
    but voodoo3 don't even hv full agp support,it's only "like" a pci card in a agp slot....Get a TNT2 and one day mobo will hv 4x support(u will hv a card already set for ur next upgrade)..But the TNT2 will run just fine on a on 2x BH6..
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