B Brick_Top New member Jun 18, 2003 #1 GF2mx + celeron300 faster than GF4mx460 + p41.8 in wireframe mode? I have experienced this Can anyone explain me why is this happening?
GF2mx + celeron300 faster than GF4mx460 + p41.8 in wireframe mode? I have experienced this Can anyone explain me why is this happening?
M mattsmall New member Jun 18, 2003 #4 Re: GF2mx + celeron300 faster than GF4mx460 + p41.8 in wireframe mode? Brick_Top said: GF2mx + celeron300 faster than GF4mx460 + p41.8 in wireframe mode? Click to expand... no way.
Re: GF2mx + celeron300 faster than GF4mx460 + p41.8 in wireframe mode? Brick_Top said: GF2mx + celeron300 faster than GF4mx460 + p41.8 in wireframe mode? Click to expand... no way.
D DEViANCE New member Jun 19, 2003 #5 wireframe mode is very very hard work for any graphics card, you will find that your GF2 & celery300 would be alot worse than your GF4MX & P41.8
wireframe mode is very very hard work for any graphics card, you will find that your GF2 & celery300 would be alot worse than your GF4MX & P41.8
M mattsmall New member Jun 20, 2003 #6 DEViANCE said: wireframe mode is very very hard work for any graphics card, you will find that your GF2 & celery300 would be alot worse than your GF4MX & P41.8 Click to expand... How is it hard its just a bunch of lines.
DEViANCE said: wireframe mode is very very hard work for any graphics card, you will find that your GF2 & celery300 would be alot worse than your GF4MX & P41.8 Click to expand... How is it hard its just a bunch of lines.
Sasquach Hidden in plain sight Jun 20, 2003 #7 mattsmall said: How is it hard its just a bunch of lines. Click to expand... yeah but it renders EVERY single line cuz u can see each shape the lines make. With a full textured polygon, it'll only render what u can see. I think. Plus the lines bunch together and u get some insanely close accuracy rendering.
mattsmall said: How is it hard its just a bunch of lines. Click to expand... yeah but it renders EVERY single line cuz u can see each shape the lines make. With a full textured polygon, it'll only render what u can see. I think. Plus the lines bunch together and u get some insanely close accuracy rendering.
