You've got that backwards--Artlav has had a lot more trouble with ATI cards than nVidia ones.
I'm only saying that, because I had Radeon X1600 on AGP in my earlier computer, which was one generation newer.
You do bring up a good point though orb. If it does happen to be a AGP. Thats a whole different ballgame. New motherboard/cpu is your best bet. Then you will need ram memory,possibly a new power supply. Make sure the new motherboard will fit into the new case. Or just buy a whole new computer ready to go. My point is know what you have before making any hardware purchase. Because one thing can lead to another real quick
It's not a problem of graphics card, but coder's. Artlav writes his code primarily for ATI, and I know from experience with Morrowind Graphics Extender, that sometimes the same code doesn't work the same for ATI and NVidia. If he was writing his code primarily for NVidia cards, he would have problems with ATI cards instead, so as I said, this isn't a graphics card issue.
Whoa, nice speculation. You forgot about the time, which have a property to pass by.
And here we have a winner.
The code, the limits on the cards, the way errors are reported or lack of thereof, the defaults, the level of ignoring of standards, etc. It's all a little different between the brands.
Not the shaders part, which is what most of the people think the essence of MGE, but many other things. I was adding features, and other programmers improved graphics. I'm not a DirectX programmer, but when someone else wrote code for ATI, there were bugs with it on NVidia, which I was trying to fix. When there was someone else adding a graphics/shader code who had NVidia card, and MGE worked fine for me on NVidia card too, people had problems with it on ATI cards.
