the only thing i would like to know from others with the same problem is, do
you have a voodoo2 on the computer also? I do. I am beginning to wonder if
that has something to do with it.
Mike
I just figured out how to get FSAA working, in D3D, with my GeForce 256 (by
ELSA). I upgraded to release 10.50 of the NVIDIA drivers. Had something
like version 6.31 prior to this.
One big problem (for me) though. While FSAA now works for D3D, the visual
quality is awful. everything is "muddy". I'm back to running in OPENGL,
with 2X2 AA turned on. It looks very nice like this and I get around 30-42
FPS (depending on traffic). I could gain some more FPS by turning off the
AA, but to me, AA on makes a huge difference.
Glen
>the only thing i would like to know from others with the same problem is,
do
>you have a voodoo2 on the computer also? I do. I am beginning to wonder
if
>that has something to do with it.
>Mike
If this number is right, nVidia has lost their freakin minds.
-Larry
> I just figured out how to get FSAA working, in D3D, with my GeForce 256
(by
> ELSA). I upgraded to release 10.50 of the NVIDIA drivers. Had something
> like version 6.31 prior to this.
> One big problem (for me) though. While FSAA now works for D3D, the visual
> quality is awful. everything is "muddy". I'm back to running in OPENGL,
> with 2X2 AA turned on. It looks very nice like this and I get around
30-42
> FPS (depending on traffic). I could gain some more FPS by turning off the
> AA, but to me, AA on makes a huge difference.
> Glen
> If this number is right, nVidia has lost their freakin minds.
> -Larry
> > Mike,
> > I just figured out how to get FSAA working, in D3D, with my GeForce 256
> (by
> > ELSA). I upgraded to release 10.50 of the NVIDIA drivers. Had
something
> > like version 6.31 prior to this.
> > One big problem (for me) though. While FSAA now works for D3D, the
visual
> > quality is awful. everything is "muddy". I'm back to running in
OPENGL,
> > with 2X2 AA turned on. It looks very nice like this and I get around
> 30-42
> > FPS (depending on traffic). I could gain some more FPS by turning off
the
> > AA, but to me, AA on makes a huge difference.
> > Glen
> > >I too get better fps in d3d than opengl. At the back at Dega, at the
> > start, 40
> > >fps in d3d - 32 fps in open gl. I too cant get FSAA to work with a
> geforce
> > >card. Tried all the open gl settings suggestions with no change.
> > >system
> > >dell p3 600
> > >256 megs ram
> > >sblive
> > >geforce 256
> > >the only thing i would like to know from others with the same problem
is,
> > do
> > >you have a voodoo2 on the computer also? I do. I am beginning to
wonder
> > if
> > >that has something to do with it.
> > >Mike
Dear God...pleasepleaseplease give us another video card company choice
before my trusty V5 bites it. Amen...
dave henrie
| I too get better fps in d3d than opengl. At the back at Dega, at the
start, 40
| fps in d3d - 32 fps in open gl. I too cant get FSAA to work with a
geforce
| card. Tried all the open gl settings suggestions with no change.
| system
| dell p3 600
| 256 megs ram
| sblive
| geforce 256
|
| the only thing i would like to know from others with the same problem is,
do
| you have a voodoo2 on the computer also? I do. I am beginning to wonder
if
| that has something to do with it.
|
| Mike
> > Mike,
> > I just figured out how to get FSAA working, in D3D, with my GeForce 256
> (by
> > ELSA). I upgraded to release 10.50 of the NVIDIA drivers. Had
something
> > like version 6.31 prior to this.
> > One big problem (for me) though. While FSAA now works for D3D, the
visual
> > quality is awful. everything is "muddy". I'm back to running in
OPENGL,
> > with 2X2 AA turned on. It looks very nice like this and I get around
> 30-42
> > FPS (depending on traffic). I could gain some more FPS by turning off
the
> > AA, but to me, AA on makes a huge difference.
> > Glen
> Dear God...pleasepleaseplease give us another video card company choice
> before my trusty V5 bites it. Amen...
> dave henrie
