Re: POD and Voodoo 5
Posted on 2011-08-18, 19:06
Re: POD and Voodoo 5
Posted on 2011-08-18, 18:03
There is no glide2x.dll on the folder of the game, nor any other dll that could be a glide version, so I doubt that'll work in this case 🙁
POD and Voodoo 5
Posted on 2011-08-18, 16:41
I can't seem to get POD to run properly on my Voodoo 5. I've got Version 2.0 and updated to 2.1 with Voodoo support. Also running the latest official Voodoo 5 drivers. Anyway, for some reason the cars and basically all the scenery are not rendered properly, with lines of garbled textures running …
Re: Socket 370 mobo recommendation required - for a 1.4 GHz Tualatin
Posted on 2011-08-18, 15:46
The motherboard was sold before I could decide unfortunately, a couple of days ago. I'm going to try to find another one, but if no ISA mobo comes around, I'm going to go for a simple Tualatin board.
Re: Geforce2 GTS performance, VIA AGP problems?
Posted on 2011-08-17, 23:38
The game ran great on my GeForce 2 Ti and 1GHz Pentium III on an i815. That is 30fps+. I was probably playing using UTGLR though. Can't be quite sure.
Re: Pentium 4 Discussion Thread
Posted on 2011-08-17, 09:57
I think Red Hill did a pretty good job at explaining the problem with the Pentium 4: "To understand pipelining, imagine putting out a fire with buckets of water. If you are alone, you have to walk to the well, fill the bucket, walk to the fire, empty the bucket, walk back to the well, and so on. …
Re: Geforce2 GTS performance, VIA AGP problems?
Posted on 2011-08-17, 09:43
Deus Ex is not THAT demanding. A 1GHz Pentium 3 should be more than enough for it. The Via AGP is to blame here, if I were you I'd go for even older drivers. Last time I tried, I found that drivers released close to the time frame of the motherboard generally worked best.
Re: Socket 370 mobo recommendation required - for a 1.4 GHz Tualatin
Posted on 2011-08-16, 23:04
Yeah but I can't risk it 🙁 Cheapest mobo I find on ebay with ISA is this one and it costs 25 E without postage...
Re: Socket 370 mobo recommendation required - for a 1.4 GHz Tualatin
Posted on 2011-08-16, 19:33
The 512kb cache version seems to use the same voltage 😖.
Re: Socket 370 mobo recommendation required - for a 1.4 GHz Tualatin
Posted on 2011-08-16, 16:16
Sorry for the bump, but does anybody know if the MS-694T PRO support the 1.4GHz Tualatin? MSI doesn't mention the processor at all :( http://www.cpu-upgrade.com/mb-MSI/694T_Pro_(MS-6309).html Seems that it does...except the 1.4Ghz? Edit:Can't get the link to work, just copy-paste the url into your …
Re: Socket 370 mobo recommendation required - for a 1.4 GHz Tualatin
Posted on 2011-08-16, 10:13
Sorry for the bump, but does anybody know if the MS-694T PRO support the 1.4GHz Tualatin? MSI doesn't mention the processor at all 🙁
Re: Ultimate Race Pro on Voodoo 3 rig
Posted on 2011-08-16, 00:13
Yeah, aureal drivers tend to fuck up with a lot of games. Keep that in mind for games such as Unreal, Unreal Tournament and Max Payne (which outright tells you to check the "Disable DirectSound Hardware Acceleration" box). Anybody know how to achieve greater resolutions than 640x480 in this game …
In search of an old videogame...
Posted on 2011-08-16, 00:10
Everybody has a game they've been looking for years. I have a few, but there is a certain one that's driving me nuts the last few days. I remember playing a demo of it back in 1996-1999 from an old demo/shareware disc. It was a mouse driven game I think, most probably running on Windows and with …
Re: 286 Build
Posted on 2011-08-15, 17:26
Great stuff 😁
Re: My recently pimped and now _finished_ Socket7 project (with pics!)
Posted on 2011-08-11, 21:13
Well I did use a K6-2 400 with a Voodoo 3 3500 AGP and it was slow as hell on Quake 3. In order to get playable framerates I had to lower the resolution to 640x480 and graphics to Medium I think. I blame the shitty AGP implementation and drivers of the Ali Alladin V. Fucking crap. And that's about …
Re: Your first high performance pc.
Posted on 2011-08-10, 11:01
Unfortunately I was low end until 3 years ago. I got my first PC at the age of 6, in 2000. It was a Pentium 133. In 2002 I got a Celeron 900 and some SIS integrated GPU. In 2004 I got a Celeron 2.4 and a FX5600XT which I upgraded 3 years later to a P4 2.8 and a 7600gs. In 2008 I decided I knew …
Re: BASSMIDI Soundfont MIDI Synthesiser Driver for Windows XP/Vista/7
Posted on 2011-08-10, 06:17
Cakewalk 9 worked but I would prefer something on the fly. Anyway, you guys are awesome thanks for the help and rfnagel many thanks for the guide 😀 Now I can make other machines great sounding without having to take my SC-7 with me !
Re: BASSMIDI Soundfont MIDI Synthesiser Driver for Windows XP/Vista/7
Posted on 2011-08-09, 23:30
Unfortunately Cakewalk won't work with Windows 7 x64 as it a 16bit application apparently 🙁 Any other alternatives?
Re: BASSMIDI Soundfont MIDI Synthesiser Driver for Windows XP/Vista/7
Posted on 2011-08-09, 21:04
Fantastic! I've been using it all day and it absolutely rocks! One silly question though: Reverb seems to be completely absent when playing E1M1 for example. Do I need another program to add it?
Re: This has been driving me nuts for years... looking for an old screen saver
Posted on 2011-08-09, 17:32
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