| Smiley | Erm, about 96 on my minimal PC, 192 on the normal viewer on my powerful PC and 96 on the Shadow Draft viewer on my powerful PC.  |
| Smiley | says | If he has quad SLI, then he doesn't. Ever.  |
| Smiley | says | Or one 9800GX2. Though that'll make the viewer run at a painful speed. Two would make it run at about 30FPS.  |
| Smiley | says | <...seriously damage the thing. Which is why after 4 years of usage my Geforce 5200 FX burned up, and slightly exploded.  |
| Smiley | says | <...put it in a spot where it has *plenty* of room to "inhale" and "exhale" from. Like near the middle of it. |
| Smiley | says | *...middle of the room. |
| iAlja | says | 64 on laptop, 128 and more (depending on whether I'm at a laggy event or just want to enjoy the scenery  ) on the iMac. |
| Smiley | meant by there it would run at 30 FPS with 4096 drawing distance and all enabled. I get 30FPS with my 8600GT. |
| Smiley | wants | that GPU. Will get same power at lower price though with my next PC. (Dual SLI of two 8600GTs with 1GB VRAM each) |
| Smiley | says | <...would get. So, HA! A little more power and double the memory for 50-100NIS less. |
| Smiley | says | Then I could beat the shit out of your dual SLI setup with 2 8800s by buying *another* 2 8600GTs for less and use 'em all with Quad SLI. |
| Smiley | says | * |
| Smiley | says | <..., my board can't handle 4 too, i'm just kidding. |
