AFAIK 4x is better then 2x. So IMO I would leave them on 4x.
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Originally posted by Isezumi That would be like hacking Micheal Johnson"s arms off and expecting him to run faster.
Heh heh, good one. I liked that.
Beyond some compatibility issues on some older motherboard chipsets with AGP 4X, you should always choose the faster AGP transfer rates over the slower ones.
The only time I would go with a slower transfer rate is if the video card was too demanding on the northbridge, especially with a tweaked out rig. GB_Cobber actually had to slow down his AGP transfer rate when he went from his GeForce2 MX to his GeForce2 Ultra (I believe).
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