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  1. Apr 1st, 2003, 05:22 AM #1
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    Radeon 7000 vs S3 Trio64V2

    Hi,

    I just purchased Radeon 7000 64 DDR to upgrade to from my PCI S3 Trio64V2. Will I see a very sugnificant diff? My S3 only has 2 meg on-board RAM. It will take a few days for the card to arrive.

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  2. Apr 1st, 2003, 07:29 AM #2
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    Night and day...

    You will see a huge difference, seeing as the Radeon is 32mb (I think). It isn't THAT good at 3D, but will be a lot better than what you have now.
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    Its a 64 MB DDR.

    Thanks. I gues S3 Trio64V2 is pretty crap.
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    2MB???

    I have a 2MB card in '95.....(or was it 96...ah whatever)
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    Didn't even take the time to read, sorry about that...
    I hope you're happy with whatever decision you make =)
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