>GP3 for some reason seems to actually use "single-chip" mode when you have
>it set to "normal" - so it's only using half the power of the V5, hence the
>horrid framerates. But when you set the Anti-aliasing to 2x, which is
>normally of course 10-20% slower than "normal" - GP3 gets MUCH better FPS.
>Just go to the 3dfx icon in the taskbar, right click, bring up "3dfx Hub" -
>then "3dfx Anti Aliasing", and select "2 sample AA" for Direct3D.
>It seems that turning on 2x FSAA forces it to use both chips, so even with
>the bit of speed loss with FSAA it runs much better than just on the single
>chip - and looks better to boot.
>I recall getting 50% qualifying and sub-100% race PO ratings with most
>everything on, 1024x768, on my old Athlon 700 / Voodoo5 - so it should
>scream on the 1.3 Ghz.
improve things. I'll try the 2x Fsaa first, though. Thanks.
Eldred
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