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I have a 2.4GHz P4 rig that runs Windows 98 so I can play older games. The ti4800 that's in it is on its last legs. Probably the most graphically intense games I'll be playing on this maching are Half-Life and Quake. Would just about any AGP card from Newegg do the job, or should I pick up a...
I cut my RPG teeth on the BT series on my C64 back in the day. I know exactly what you're talking about. A good friend of mine and I worked through those games together. Good times.
I'm a big fan of formatting/reinstalling after any major hardware change. XP is pretty good at dealing with new hardware configurations, but it's still Microsoft we're talking about here.
I've noticed that with the power button the Z-5500 control pod, I usually have to hold the button in for a few seconds to turn the power on or off. On my Z-680 control pod, pressing the power button turns the pod on/off almost instantly. Is my 5500 pod screwed-up or is this normal behavior?
My 4400+ gets barely to 2.4GHz, and that's it. Extra voltage doesn't help.
Although odds are that a 4400+ will hit 4800+ speeds, there is always the chance that one could loose the "overclocking lottery" and get a dud.