Reply 21 of 24, by Gamecollector
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This PC was WinME/WinXp dualboot and I have used Radeon X850 PE in it. So - Dx9.0b or later.
Plus all Voodoo2 Win9x drivers except 2 versions (3.02.02 and 3.03.00b) have the "too fast CPU" glitch. So - DX6.1 isn't the option for me.
Asus P4P800 SE/Pentium4 3.2E/2 Gb DDR400B,
Radeon HD3850 Agp (Sapphire), Catalyst 14.4 (XpProSp3).
Voodoo2 12 MB SLI, Win2k drivers 1.02.00 (XpProSp3).
Reply 22 of 24, by PhilsComputerLab
Reply 23 of 24, by Gamecollector
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No, I wanted to test nGlide in WinME.
And the card itself works ok even on C2D E8400/Q45 + WinXp. Maybe Q77 is ok too but I not tested this. The only trouble is - glide and opengl only, there is no ddraw or d3d Voodoo2 support in NT 5.x OSs.
Asus P4P800 SE/Pentium4 3.2E/2 Gb DDR400B,
Radeon HD3850 Agp (Sapphire), Catalyst 14.4 (XpProSp3).
Voodoo2 12 MB SLI, Win2k drivers 1.02.00 (XpProSp3).
Reply 24 of 24, by matze79
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meljor wrote on 2016-01-10, 10:47:You don't have to disable them. In most games you can choose which accelerator you want to use. Voodoo2 works perfectly fine in direct3d. In sli (with a p3 cpu) they will be twice as fast as a savage4....
are you kidding me ?
my S540 plays DeusEx 1280x1024 just fine or UT99.
Neither V2 or V2 SLI can do this 😁
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