Help me plz....ive just treated myself to a GF2 MX 64MB and im having probs with only 29 fps,is this a little low?!?! im running XP but ive tried all other OS's,when playing unreal tournament i only get 29 fps..my pc is P3 550 with 256 or ram....can someone plz help...i really need it

Go to nvidia.com and download the the latest Detonator drivers as they improve performance 50% over manufacturers drivers. Make sure to remove old video drivers from add/remove programs to avoid having conflicts.

im already using 23.11 and the latest VIA chipset drivers

Your barely above XP's requirements on processor speed which might be the problem. or How can I speed up Unreal Tournament on my GeForce? There are a number of Direct3D and OpenGL interfaces for Unreal Tournament that you can try in order to get better performance: The latest OpenGL renderer (which supports the high resolution DXTC textures on the second CD) is available here: http://unreal.epicgames.com/files/opengldrv.zip All above I found here: http://www.geforcefaq.com/faq.html#sw:gam:ut:speedup

Try the 21.83 Detonators - I lost fps with the 23.11s.

Av u got anti-aliasing enabled in your additional properties if so turn it off,and are you in 16 bit or 32 bit in game, it makes a difference

Beware! The Nvidia Video Driver Update 2.3.1.2 of 10/12/2001 delivered by the Windows Update website is unsafe and unreliable! Once installed, it crashes the system severely (with the typical BLUE screen) if you try to open a full screen command line window or run Internet Explorer! Notice: this is the same problem I experienced with the Nvidia Detonator XP driver Version 6.13.10.2311. I solved this problem by re-installing the previous Creative Video Driver Version 5.13.01.2185 (Nvidia based, safe and reliable). Anyway, then I discovered that the previous version 5.13.01.2183 delivered by the Creative Labs website is more stable and reliable with Windows XP! My PC has an ASUS Motherboard P3B-F with an Intel PIII at 550 Mhz and 256 Mb RAM. Now I have a Creative GeForce 2 GTS video card (Creative Model ID: GB0010) but before it I had a Creative 3D GeForce 256 Annihilator PRO which probably was damaged by the frequent "blue screens" in WinXP due to the inadequate drivers I wrote you above; I had to have it replaced by Creative Labs (thanks to the 3 years guarantee!) so, beware to the unproper drivers you use in Windows XP!!!