I've tried running both of my Voodoo 1 cards (Monster 3d and a Techworks) on 66,100, and 133 mhz systems I have and they work fine on 66 and 100, but all I get on 133 is a screen full of weird color blocks. Thats on my Athlon and Athlon XP and Tualatin systems. I remember reading something here on …

The first M3d I bought 2 years ago for $15 which wasn't too bad, but I've been looking for another for a couple months now. When I saw that one, I offered him $40 and he accepted. I'm happy with that, I get to complete the system I was waiting on that card for. Now I can play Tombraider 1 and …

hi all, just bought another M3d on Ebay. He has 4 left, item #330787064409. Enjoy.

I had the same startup problem for TV. I found it starts almost immediately if you run the startup.exe and just skip down to the "save and run game" choice.

Hi Guys, I know I'm in far away Canada, but I have a fancy EPROM programmer and probably reams of 27(C)128's (see my signature comment, 🤣). If desperation sets in, let me know and I'll see what I can do for you.

Oh, and Mechwarrior 2 on the M3d does look very good, I'd even say better than the D3D version on my radeon 😀

Thanks Tetrium, will do. Also, forgot to tell you that my machine runs WIN98 SE. Although I've had computers since before time, lol, I never used them to play games til my best friend introduced me to DOOM. That's really as far back as my machine needs to go game-wise (for now anyway), so this box …

Sorry robertmo, I'm kind of a noob at forums how do I take them down?

Hi everyone, I wanted to show off my favorite retro rig: Tyan S2390B KT133A MB with an Athlon XP 1700+ and 256 Mb ram, Radeon 9600 Matrox M3d Voodoo2 SLI Adaptec 29160L SCSI controller with a Fujitsu 18.4 Gb U160 10,000 rpm HD NIC AWE64 sound DVD rom, Plextor CD burner, LS120 floppy all in an IBM …

Shogo was fun for LAN parties. I remember one of the guys held down the jump key continuously so he was really hard to hit. Then they patched it so it only jumped once per keypress, he quit playing after that, lol. As for Tombraider, I liked the first one best then the 2nd one was ok, after that the …

In my primary retro machine I have a Kyro II, 2 voodoo2's SLI'd, and a Matrox m3d. I can run Quake 2 in any of the video selections. Of course, only one monitor is supported though.

A PC left in the hallway of my building contained an intel 815 board with a P3/933 in it AND a hercules 3d Prophet 4500 kyro II. Scoop!

I bought a couple from here: http://ca.startech.com/Cables/Audio-Video/VGA … ale~VGAEXTAA6IN

hmm, I started with the first 10MHz 8088 and awesome 8 bit VGA card and monitor back in late 87, upgraded that to 12MHz 286 mobo in 88, then 386-40 after that, on to 486 dx2-66, then Pentium 60 with a 17" monitor, then P166 when I bought my Orchid Righteous 3d, slowed down after that...sort of, LOL …

I bought an Orchid righteous 3d back in Dec. 96. ($300 plus shipping, GAH!) It was the real beginning of the 3d paradigm shift. I remember the first time I fired up the tomb raider and glquake patches. Truly awesome. Because of that, I never tried the PowerVR stuff. Now however, I just bought a …