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A friend's computer scored a 303 in 3Dmark2003 witha MX4000, 512 megs of ram, 1.3? GHZ athlon. Is this about right?
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For that CPU and card, that's about right.
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Thanks, I also , finally, found a review on the card and apparrently it won't play some of the games in 3Dmark2003 I guess because of the PSers on it. He didn't watch the benchmark as it went so I guess he didn't realize. I think the review said it was a DX7 card, yikes.
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The MX4000 is nothing more than a glorified GeForce2 MX.
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At least the MX440 could run DX8.0... The MX4000 is only DX7.0
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MX4000's use a 64 bit memory bus, and their performance doesn't scale with cpu speeds IIRC... they find themselves beat by not only MX440SE's, but also GF2ti's/Pro's/Ultras...
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No the Geforce 4 MX 440 is actually a code named NV17, Which is based off the original NV10 with a new memory controller and multisampling anti aliasing. But the NV1x generation is Geforce 1 based.
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