If we want to get picky, I'm not sure I even like the look of low res bilinear filtered textures, and in that sense, games on the PS2 have aged a lot better for me or if you want to bring this on the PC, Quake's Software renderer >>>>> GLQuake for me 😀.

Cool, I'll keep it handy, I plan to install a Riva 128 and Voodoo2 on my MVP3 system!

Thank you for the results. Which video card did you use?

I have to agree with posts like appiah4 and badmojo, there is little sense in playing Morrowind on period correct systems, that game was an absolute hog. I remember renting it with my older brother and running it on his Pentium III 733 and GeForce2 MX back in late 2002. It was barely playable, but …

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Which motherboard and CPU are you using now? Motherboards don't prohibit MMX support, but usually they lack the split voltage required for the Pentium MMX parts which run at 2.8V internally. You can usually run MMX cpus just fine though at the standard voltage for original pentium CPUs, yes, they …

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Yes, I've known about the Techland MiniGLs for a while, which is so weird to me that a relatively unknown company would go through all this trouble. Why not create their game in D3D instead? Not that I'm complaining, since we did get these MiniGLs in the end that are super useful 😀.

Matth79 wrote: http://www.oocities.org/ziyadhosein/rprow98.htm - looks like this may be a working archive of the "mix your own" drivers page Damn, that's very comprehensive. Many thanks, there are a ton of ICDs on the bottom, I'll grab the latest one!

Thanks for the info! I'll be using a late socket 370 board, so I'm guessing PCI should be as fast as it gets. I'll probably pair it with a Matrox G100, just for the combined blending nightmare! I knew about 3Dcc, but I haven't found it to be too reliable especially when using 3Dfx cards. Might give …

I've been reading some articles online and it seems like the Rage Pro had an OpenGL ICD released at some point. I have some older tests and benchmarks of mine that seem to indicate so, but I didn't bother to include the driver used :dead: . I tried the latest driver and another from mid-point 2000 …

I recently got a Matrox M3D (PowerVR PCX2) that I plan to use on a late socket 370 system, removing any CPU bottleneck. I've heard that the PCX2's performance is quite susceptible to the "host" card that's being used. Generally, Nvidia cards are regarded as poor companions to the PCX2, because they …

Thanks for the heads up, I've been there and know what it's like. Hope everything's alright!

Are you still on Tualatin? You do realize that a cheap 50-60$ CPU like the Pentium G5400 or the newly released Athlon 200GE will run circles around both the Tualatin and whatever GPU you have installed on such a machine, right?

It's not really surprising, Doom 3 is very demanding and it hits gpu bottlenecks before cpu ones. Crysis requires Shader Model 2, so GF4 is out of the question here. Fun fact, while R300 cards (Radeon 9700 etc) run the game, GeForce FX cards do not, probably because CryTek put a check in the game. …

vetz wrote: So it's confirmed. Daytona USA have NV1 support. It includes the NV1 dll files on the disc and the readme file includes the following: Video capture of this version will follow 😀 Any news on this? I'm anxious to see the results.