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Our recommendation? Don't choose Windows 2000 for your gaming system. Aside from Quake and a handful of other titles, there aren't many games that support Win2K. When there is support, performance generally isn't up to par ...
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#35853 - 09/01/0002:08 PMFiringSquad Win2K Video Card Roundup
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Our recommendation? Don't choose Windows 2000 for your gaming system. Aside from Quake and a handful of other titles, there aren't many games that support Win2K. When there is support, performance generally isn't up to par with that of Win9x systems either due to the game itself, video card drivers, or other unknown OS issues.
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Regardless of what card you pick, one thing is for sure, gaming on an NT based system is definitely nowhere near as good as it is on a Win9x OS.
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In general, most of the games we have reviewed have no support for Win2K.
#35854 - 09/01/0002:13 PMRe: FiringSquad Win2K Video Card Roundup
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Registered: 07/28/99
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Btw this guy remind me on the Windows 2000 review in the german GameStar magazine. They installed NT 4.0 drivers for the TNT and said that only 2D games work correct on W2K. *LOL*
#35858 - 09/06/0004:18 AMRe: FiringSquad Win2K Video Card Roundup
michaeljbrooks
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Registered: 12/03/99
Posts: 77
I have a couple dozen games (which I rarely get a chance to play), and only Slave Zero does not work under Windows 2000. I am annoyed that the Norton Systemworks 2000 that I bought before switching to Windows 2000 is not compatible with Windows 2000.
#35860 - 09/06/0005:28 PMRe: FiringSquad Win2K Video Card Roundup
SHS
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Registered: 07/16/99
Posts: 1245
michaeljbrooks your rigth that Norton Systemworks 2000 dosen't work how ever Norton Systemworks 2001 will but I think junk anyway & memory hog to boot.
#35862 - 09/16/0010:36 PMRe: FiringSquad Win2K Video Card Roundup
JediBaron
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Registered: 04/04/00
Posts: 167
Now that's not true The virus scanner is nice as long as you install it as a seperate app of course. (Norton integration blows goats) Norton has a nice registry editor too (when you can get it to work that is)
Is this forum still NT Compatible?
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