Are either of these gameports digital in both Windows and DOS ?
Is the L4 faster or more precise than the MX300 gameport ?
Will both of these cards work with the upcoming TM Nascar Pro Digital
Wheel ?
Which is a better gameport choice for N2 and GPL ?
- Eric
> How does the PDPI L4 compare to the Diamond Monster MX300 in regards
> to the gameport ?
> Are either of these gameports digital in both Windows and DOS ?
Not that you could tell... in digital mode, you'd be hard pressed to
tell them apart.
Will it rain a week from next Friday?
Having used them both, I still like a good analog gameport... I use a CH
Gamecard3 at work, and the gameport on a Soundblaster Live! at home. If
DOS games are a concern at all, go for the PDPI over the Monster tho.
Trips
>Neither is digital in DOS, but the PDPI can fall back to analog mode
for
>DOS games, whereas the Monster Sound gameport doesn't support DOS at
>all.
How did you get your hands on an MX300?
- Eric
> >Neither is digital in DOS, but the PDPI can fall back to analog mode
> for
> >DOS games, whereas the Monster Sound gameport doesn't support DOS at
> >all.
> Unlike the original MonsterSound cards the MX300 based on the Vortex2
> chip and should be fully backwards compatable in real-mode DOS.
> >Having used them both, I still like a good analog gameport... I use a
> CH
> >Gamecard3 at work, and the gameport on a Soundblaster Live! at home.
> If
> >DOS games are a concern at all, go for the PDPI over the Monster tho.
> How did you get your hands on an MX300?
> - Eric
Thanks Eric for catching the error, and sorry for any confusion my hasty
reply may have caused...
Trips
Is the MX300 not available yet?
> Is the MX300 not available yet?
Trips
