K7N2 DELTA2 + 6600GT veyr slow frame rates...

Hi!
I just bought a Gigabyte 6600GT (I upgrade from a fx5700 Ultra) and I`m using it with a MSI K7N2 Delta 2 and I getting slow frame rates using old games like Formula 1 2002. The extrange thing is that I use to play that game at full 60 fps with the old 5700 with fsaa4x (I saw similar sysconfigs in my friends pcs with relatively good speed)... Also I upgrade my PSU to an nspire 450w true power. I used a lot of combination of nforce/forceware drivers with fresh installs but nothing. The only speed up that I got is in benchmarks, for example Aquamark3 before (5700U): 29230, Aquamark After (6600GT) 45000, 3dmark03 before: 3200, after: 7800, pcmark05 after: 2100, before: 2992. I`ll try a modded bios that I found here at the forums.
Any suggestions???
Here my sys specs:
MSI k7n2delta2-LSR
AthlonXP 2800+ (2083Mhz)
1x512 Kingston Value Ram
Gigabyte 6600GT AGP
Maxtor 80GB and 60GB
nSpire 450w True Power PSU

A bit off: What are your temps? I'm interested, only.
A bit on:
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+5V 40A
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+12V 20A
-12V 0.8A
+3.3V 28A
+5VSB 2.0A
Power Supply Connectors Motherboard: 1 x 20pin CPU: 1 x 4pin Hard drives: 6 + 1 SATA Floppy Drive: 2

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