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To: Marco Polo who wrote (60440)	6/4/1999 1:20:00 AM
From: Tenchusatsu	Respond to of 1580828

<Graphics cards were mentioned here recently... I find it interesting. What draws you to the TNT2 over the G400?> I don't know, actually. I've got to read the reviews more, but I'm in no hurry, since summer in Portland is right around the corner, and sunshine is a precious commodity around here. My impression is that the TNT2 Ultra is better than the Voodoo3 3500 because of image quality, especially TNT2's 32-bit rendering ability. I know little about the G400. <Both are quite CPU-dependant so I plan on upgrading my whole system from a Celery to a K7 at the same time as upgrading the graphics card> I'll probably upgrade my Pentium II 266 MHz to a Celeron 433 because it's cheap and easy for my system. I sure hope my old LX board can take the Celeron 433. Then perhaps I can hold out until Willamette. Tenchusatsu