More video RAM is becoming important as people start to crank up the AA/AF levels. The higher you have those, the more video RAM you need. At the same time, you'll also need the additional throughput for the video RAM. It's also true that having a better GPU is better for fast AA/AF processing. But the fastest GPU in the world isn't going to do you any good if it's starved for data...which it will be if you don't have enough video RAM with good throughput.
How much system RAM do you have? You're obviously running Vista so if you have anything less than 2GB with gaming then your system is paging...which will cause lower frame rates. If you have 2GB or more, then what applications/processes do you have running in the background while you're gaming?
Edit: Disregard the "how much system RAM" question...I just looked at the OP again. The question about what applications/processes are running still applies though.
This post has been edited by nmX.Memnoch: 20 March 2007 - 01:12 PM



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