Mmm, that's interesting. Could the original Deus Ex be the most hardware demanding Glide game? My intention was to play just Glide games on this thing for now. If I cover this one I shouldn't worry about any other I might install in the future, at least for post Voodoo 2 games(?).

UT runs fine, both in Glide and Direct3d, hell I can make it work even in 1360x768 in D3D and it runs decently. I was just testing a 733 Mhz Pentium III with an Intel Motherboard I found lying around, to discard mobo problems and the game also performs in the 20~25 fps range. I also tried with …

oh dude. I want to kill myself, after activating timedemo I realized that the Voodoo 5 performs even worse than the Voodoo 3!, both on Glide 640x480, same drivers I was using at the beggining. Heres a screenshot for the voodoo 3, I couldn't take one with the Voodoo 5, screenshots get corrupted on …

I used 3dHQ's Beta10 for the Voodoo 3, and the last 3dfx official driver for the 5500. How can I benchmark the Unreal Engine in this particular game? I'd like to try that with both cards later... pd: Remember you can try the demo version if you never bought the game. http://www.fileplanet.com/45404/ …

I see. Thanks for the feedback, I guess I'll be playing this one on my contemporary rig then. 😐

Anything above 640x480 in the voodoo 3 it's shameful, and in direct3d the problem is worse, opengl mode doesn't work (black screen, sound only), and there's barely a difference with the voodoo 5 in Glide, but I haven't tested direct3d or opengl in that one. I don't know, maybe the game just wasn't …

Hi. I finally built my late '90/early 2000 gaming rig and to my disappointment just when I finally could play Deus Ex in all its Glide glory with a 3dfx card I realized that the cards just can't handle the game, it runs horrible. First I tried the GOTY version I thought the problem might be because …