Unreal Tournament 2003 to stretch Geforce 4?

CALL ME A WUSS if you like but the TNT 2 card in my main machine lets me and the nippers play enough games, thanks. A Geforce 2 in another holds up pretty well too. The third (ok, you're bragging now, ed) also sporting a GeForce 2, kept crashing till dumping the George 2 (steady, ed) sorted that little problem, so we're back with the on-board solution. And it works.

Our performance-obsessed Fudzilla may sniff at this lack of cutting edge technology but, hey, who really needs it?

Well, maybe Anand's found an excuse. He and his boys have thrown Unreal Tournament 2003 at a bunch of graphics cards to see how they fare. Here's how they got on.

The boys also have a squint at a Cornerstone c1035 monitor. That's here.

2cpu.com have been having a play with Iwill's MPX2 Dual Athlon board over here. Plain and stable, they reckon.

Other mobos on view for dedicated wibblers include Shuttle's AK35GT2-R ATX Socket A board over here at AMDzone's Socket A site.

And here's a look at AOpen's AX4B Pro-533 & AX4G Pro from vr-zone.

The boys there also add to the graphics card mountain with a new review of Microstar's GeForce4 Ti4600 here.

That leaves us with AMDZone's PCFX XBRAT 1.3GHz Duron review which we may have neglected to point you at before. That's here.

And here's a bunch of reviews and pretty pix of a bundle of kit from digit-life. More graphics cards in the shape of Hercules 128Mb 3D Prophet 8500 and Gigabyte's 128Mb MAYA AP128DG-H RADEON 8500 Deluxe.

Keep those eyes goggled. µ

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