Using the VGA (lowest value setting) I can get Duke3d running like I had
with my previous card. The setup allows for VESA and much higher
resolution.
Should the Reactor be capable of handling this? Are there other drivers
that I need to be loading somewhere?
Any help would be appreciated.
Andrew
Yes, and it should handle it quite well. The Reactor is VESA 2.0
compatible, and should run faster than your old card (unless you had an
ET-6000 based card) at those resolutions. I haven't played Duke in
quite some time, but is their a way to force it you use the Reactor's
on-board VESA BIOS?
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> Using the VGA (lowest value setting) I can get Duke3d running like I had
> with my previous card. The setup allows for VESA and much higher
> resolution.
> Should the Reactor be capable of handling this? Are there other drivers
> that I need to be loading somewhere?
> Any help would be appreciated.
> Andrew
