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[tihso]

I have posted and have read other posts regarding the jitters during 3D transitions. As you can see by my profile I have upgraded from the onboard video graphics to a Nvidia 5200(and downloaded their latest drivers). I did this sometime ago and it did not fix the jitters.

Now I am willing to shell out more money for a graphics card that will fix the jitters for once and all. I have received some suggestions from some of you about which cards work for you. My computer requires an AGP type card and the ones I have heard from are using PCI's from the best I can tell.

Any AGP suggestions out there in "videoland"?

Thanks

Tihso

Edited by tihso, 29 October 2007 - 11:18 AM.

[grandpabruce]

I have posted and have read other posts regarding the jitters during 3D transitions. As you can see by my profile I have upgraded from the onboard video graphics to a Nvidia 5200(and downloaded their latest drivers). I did this sometime ago and it did not fix the jitters.

Now I am willing to shell out more money for a graphics card that will fix the jitters for once and all. I have received some suggestions from some of you about which cards work for you. My computer requires an AGP type card and the ones I have heard from are using PCI's from the best I can tell.

Any AGP suggestions out there in "videoland"?

Thanks

Tihso

Get an ATI video card.  The jitter happens with any NVidia video card, including mine.  It does not happen on my computer that has an ATI Radeon 9800 Pro, video card.