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actually, mx cards dont have ANY pixel shaders on them, which defeats the purpose of buying a high end card, as pixel shading is used from directx 8 (correct if wrong) on. i believe the geforce 4 TI chips actually have 2 parts for pixel shading, as opposed to the one on the geforce 3 (and none on geforce 4 mx)...which makes the geforce 4 just a slightly faster geforce 2 card.
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