I have to agree with lowcar100 and jflo. I just built a budget Celeron D340 2.93ghz using the same HD, sound and video cards, by tomshardware site this should have been a good setup, my Athlon XP2200 ran Bloodlines smoother than this one, a motherboard drivers upgrade helped a bit.... I fortuneately only have 2 games left to play on the pc, I will never stray away from AMD in the future and if I didn't submit a bunch of rebates for this, it would go back. Applications however, open much faster and multitasking is improved. Big deal. Contact one of the game supports, I was sent a link to drivers I didn't find which is odd since I used MSI's tool to check my drivers. Oh, what you gonna do with your AMD 2 gighz cpu and board? ;-)
I just built a new PC. I took a video card from one of my other PC's (gforce MX 4000) on the original system I had that card 512 ram and an AMD 64 2ghz processor. In te new system I'm using same ram but a P4 3ghz processor yet when running programs that ran on the original machine fine I now experience horrible lag. (example: Dark Age of Camelot) I have tried everything i could think of. I put in two different network card / ran straight cat5 cable to the mother board. I've add another gig of ram ( totaling 1.5 gig) I've reformatted and re installed windows. I've checked all my lastest drivers. Adjusted frame rate and resolution. Nothing seems to make any difference. The only thinkg i Could think of was the fact that the mother board i'm using is ATI Radieons new mother board with the built in video card and ATI drivers. Now i have removed these and in stalled the gforce card but doesnt make any difference. Basically I'm stumped and out of ideas any suggestions as to what it might be?
