First post, by BSA Starfire
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This week I purchased a STB Nitro DVD AGP card at a very reasonable price. Apart from the very good review on vintage3d.org there seems to be very little about this card or chipset on the internet. I have had it on my list of "to buy" vintage 3D cards for ages but never researched it to any extent, now it's here I'm at a bit of a loss.
So who has any practical knowledge\experience on the card? Best system to use this in and OS? Best drivers to use, and also what games does it play well with? I'm hoping it will be fine in either a ASUS CUV/4X (via apollo pro 133), CPU can be from a Celeron 600 to a PIII 933MHz. or DFI AK74(VIA 133A) with AMD Duron 650MHz "spitfire". These are the only two "old" AGP machines I have at the moment, my "super 7's" all have on board AGP chips but no AGP slots.
I have of course downloaded the drivers for the MPACT2 from vintage 3D but would like some outside thoughts before I jump in with installation as both the machines I have I suspect are too new really by 2 years or so.
Help appreciated.
Best,
Chris
edit: this one is just the same as mine :http://old.vgamuseum.info/images/stories/vlas … ni/mpact2fb.jpg
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