Result not Shows :/

please help !
geforce 2 TI - driver- 66.93_win2kxp.exe

wat card is it? i kno u said geforce 2 Ti but is it like 32 mb, 64 mb or wat? if it was me, i would get a new card in looking at the picture that you posted, i dont think ur card can handle this???

im not sure though

try running dxdiag from start->run and use the video test there maybe???

Did you install any patches? The TNT logo update by any chance?

Did you install any patches? The TNT logo update by any chance?

Patches ??? No. I do not know where they are...


I have geforce 2 ti 64 mb. driver- 66.93_win2kxp.exe
directx 9.0c

and
When I have installed driver 61.77_win2kxp.exe

Then, it result is visible

but game happen sloooowly...

Buy a new videocard.

Buy a new videocard.

Buy a new videocard.

Well, just press Escape to see the score .
Nah I'm just kidding.
Well, try to uninstall and reinstall the game.
Or you can try to install Ariel's TNT scoreboard to see if the score appears.
Or it'll maybe crash your game.

Well, just press Escape to see the score .
Nah I'm just kidding.

I have made so

Well, try to uninstall and reinstall the game.

I have made so

Or you can try to install Ariel's TNT scoreboard to see if the score appears.

Ariel's TNT ??? That it ... ???
Please serve it some www

Well, it's maybe your graphic card, anyway, here's the link :

http://nba.gamingaccess.com/

:(

performance is the issue isn't it? if you use the old drivers it's too slow, if you use the new drivers the gameplay speed is ok but you just can't see the score... bummer.... have you tried using the old drivers and just overclock the video card? just make sure you have ample cooling when you do any overclocking though... i personally attached 2 80mm Fans (the type of fans used for Power Amps) on my side panel. I have a Geforce 4 MX 4000, previously when playing with high environment it crawls a bit, but since I overclocked it using curious101's suggested drivers ... I barely experience any slowdowns.

NGO: http://www.newgenerationorder.org
Omega: http://www.omegadrivers.net[
Starstorm: http://forums.guru3d.com/forumdispl...&forumid=47

although this solution worked for me, it may not work for you... just suggesting a solution that worked for me .. that's all

@ajpyoung,

Wow!!! You're actually overclocking your graphics card? Yeah, always make sure that you have ample cooling. Too much heat actually slows down overall system performance.

What driver are you using right now? I'm using Omega and I can play the game at max detail settings at 800x600x32 or 1024x768x32 screen resolution. I had flickering problems with ForceWare 66.93.

If you're overclocking your card though, be sure it's not more than 30% of your default Core and Memory clock frequencies. Anything more than this could increase the risk of damaging your card. For example, my FX5200 has a default core clock of 250. I can overclock it at no more than 325 (250 * 1.30). My memory clock is 332...431.6. Ample graphics card cooling means that you should have sufficient cooling both on the GPU and the memory modules of the card. Stock heatsink/fans of graphics cards may not be enough. There are many vga coolers out there like Vantec Iceberq, Coolermaster CoolViva, Thermaltake CL-G0009, etc. As for the memory modules of the gfx card, a heatsink (passive cooling) is enough. It's also advisable to put at least one intake fan at the side panel right in front of the AGP slot to cool the card. OC friendly graphics card brands include Gainward, Leadtek, Palit Daytona, Sparkle.