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Topic: RBII 3D and Voodoo3
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JG2_FireCat!
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Member # 225
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posted 03-30-2000 02:35 AM
Ojokoltsa and DC_Cannon_51:It seems you both have excellent primary video cards. All you need to do now is add a voodoo2 card so you can enable 3Dfx glide. Glide is still the primary accelerated graphics-rendering mode for games, and is required equipment for any gaming computer. Having a TNT2 or GeForce primary card and a voodoo2 card is the optimum display set-up cause it gives you the most performance and rendering options. Salut! JG2"FireCat!"
Posts: 172 | From: Venice Beach, California | Registered: Sep 1999 | IP: Logged
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JG2_FireCat!
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Member # 225
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posted 04-04-2000 01:42 AM
Well, it's usually a simple action. Just put the voodoo card into any available PCI slot. Plug your monitor into the Voodoo card and connect the short external cable between the voodoo and your primary video card.When you reboot, windows will automatically detect your new hardware and when it asks for drivers, click [have disk] and put in the driver disk for it to copy. Then go to the website of the manufacturer of your voodoo card (or from 3dfx.com) and check for any updated drivers and download and install them. You should be able to get info from the voodoo cards manufacturers website. I don't any websites specific to installing voodoo cards, off hand. Hope this helps. Salut! JG2"FireCat!"
Posts: 172 | From: Venice Beach, California | Registered: Sep 1999 | IP: Logged
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