sending me back to Windows 98 desktop. My normal frame rate is 15-20 fps but
after a few laps it starts dropping. Anyone experiencing the same?
Pentium ll 400mz, 8meg STB Velocity, 64 meg ram...looking to upgrade to 8
meg Monster 3d VOODOO 2.
Pentium ll 400mz, 8meg STB Velocity, 64 meg ram...looking to upgrade to 8
meg Monster 3d VOODOO 2.
I have exactly the same problem. Until you posted, I thought I was the only
one!
Here is my configuration:
Dell XPS R450
128 MB RAM
STB Velocity 128 nVidia 128ZX
Tutle Beach Montego sound card
I notice that we have the STB video card in common. That would be my first
supect.
What version of the STB video drivers are you using?
I am getting a Voodoo II card Friday, and want to see if the crashes stop. I'll
post my experience.
BTW, do you have a Dell?
Regards,
Krabby
there are several others who have the same lockup issue (see posts on the
sierra sports message board). i have same issue...using the voodoo II 12 meg.
have tried using different drivers as suggested by sierra techs...lockups still
occur.
let me know if you find a solution.
thanks
This is interesting because I also have a STB Velocity 128. The game runs
through my Voodoo1 but I get dumped to the desktop....often. Very often.
See my other post (GPL Problems (Kernel32.dll errors) for my other system
specs. I just got the latest 128 drivers and, come to think of it, it is
REALLY crashing often now. I just assumed that, since the game was
running through the Monster card that it wouldn't matter what 2d card I
was using. Maybe I was wrong...
J.
:>A fter a few laps GPL frame rate drops very low ( 10 fps ) and then crashes
:>sending me back to Windows 98 desktop. My normal frame rate is 15-20 fps but
:>after a few laps it starts dropping. Anyone experiencing the same?
:>
:>Pentium ll 400mz, 8meg STB Velocity, 64 meg ram...looking to upgrade to 8
:>meg Monster 3d VOODOO 2.
:>
: I have exactly the same problem. Until you posted, I thought I was the only
: one!
: Here is my configuration:
: Dell XPS R450
: 128 MB RAM
: STB Velocity 128 nVidia 128ZX
: Tutle Beach Montego sound card
: I notice that we have the STB video card in common. That would be my first
: supect.
: What version of the STB video drivers are you using?
: I am getting a Voodoo II card Friday, and want to see if the crashes stop. I'll
: post my experience.
: BTW, do you have a Dell?
: Regards,
: Krabby
Disabling the sound card, but not the joystick port,
allows me to play all day!
When I train (I just got it yesterday :) I return to the pits
whenever the top of the screen starts to get garbled.
I need a fix badly!
Jason.
> Pentium ll 400mz, 8meg STB Velocity, 64 meg ram...looking to upgrade to 8
> meg Monster 3d VOODOO 2.
says...
> Disabling the sound card, but not the joystick port,
> allows me to play all day!
> When I train (I just got it yesterday :) I return to the pits
> whenever the top of the screen starts to get garbled.
> I need a fix badly!
> Jason.
> > A fter a few laps GPL frame rate drops very low ( 10 fps ) and then crashes
> > sending me back to Windows 98 desktop. My normal frame rate is 15-20 fps but
> > after a few laps it starts dropping. Anyone experiencing the same?
> > Pentium ll 400mz, 8meg STB Velocity, 64 meg ram...looking to upgrade to 8
> > meg Monster 3d VOODOO 2.
> --
> -----
> Jason Monds
> (Remove 'no spork' when replying)
% Disabling the sound card, but not the joystick port,
% allows me to play all day!
% When I train (I just got it yesterday :) I return to the pits
% whenever the top of the screen starts to get garbled.
% I need a fix badly!
Make sure you are running the latest Creative Lab soundcard drivers.
Get them at: http://www.soundblaster.com/wwwnew/tech/ftp/ftpnew.html
Also make sure that there are no conflicts with your soundcard setup in
Win9x.
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Upside out, or inside down...False alarm the only game in town.
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I did get mine to work! *pat on back*
You might not like the solution (as I'm not sure what caused the problem yet):
1. Reinstall Win98 fresh -- make a boot disk with your CD drivers
and DELTREE WINDOWS. Run setup from the CD... blah blah blah.
2. I had to install the 3Dfx reference drivers to get my Monster1 working.
3. Play like hell!
What I figure. My DirectX setup was screwed. If I ran *any* directx
game the sound would get screwy and crash the game.
Win98 comes with DX5. I'm gonna start installing some of my original
software. I'll inform you when I find what was the cause. (Of course
I'm not gonna install DX6 until I'm forced to :)
Jason (Enjoying the *blank* out of GPL!)
> says...
> > I have the same problem on a it doesn't get slower but
> > just crashes on my Monster1 and SB AWE64.
> > Disabling the sound card, but not the joystick port,
> > allows me to play all day!
> > When I train (I just got it yesterday :) I return to the pits
> > whenever the top of the screen starts to get garbled.
> > I need a fix badly!
> > Jason.
> > > A fter a few laps GPL frame rate drops very low ( 10 fps ) and then crashes
> > > sending me back to Windows 98 desktop. My normal frame rate is 15-20 fps but
> > > after a few laps it starts dropping. Anyone experiencing the same?
> > > Pentium ll 400mz, 8meg STB Velocity, 64 meg ram...looking to upgrade to 8
> > > meg Monster 3d VOODOO 2.
> > --
> > -----
> > Jason Monds
> > (Remove 'no spork' when replying)
Make sure your boot disk works before erasing Windows. You should
be able to see the CD-ROM drive and the setup.exe program.
The only programs I installed after Win98 were GPL and the 3Dfx
reference drivers -- the SB AWE64 was supported out of the box.
Just clearing things up.
Jason.
> I did get mine to work! *pat on back*
> You might not like the solution (as I'm not sure what caused the problem yet):
> 1. Reinstall Win98 fresh -- make a boot disk with your CD drivers
> and DELTREE WINDOWS. Run setup from the CD... blah blah blah.
> 2. I had to install the 3Dfx reference drivers to get my Monster1 working.
> 3. Play like hell!
> What I figure. My DirectX setup was screwed. If I ran *any* directx
> game the sound would get screwy and crash the game.
> Win98 comes with DX5. I'm gonna start installing some of my original
> software. I'll inform you when I find what was the cause. (Of course
> I'm not gonna install DX6 until I'm forced to :)
> Jason (Enjoying the *blank* out of GPL!)
> > Same problem here with AWE64 and TOTAL3d card.
> > with Win98...after about 30 secs...screen freeze system lock..have to
> > reboot.
> > Anyone know a fix...please let us know if you find one.
> > says...
> > > I have the same problem on a it doesn't get slower but
> > > just crashes on my Monster1 and SB AWE64.
> > > Disabling the sound card, but not the joystick port,
> > > allows me to play all day!
> > > When I train (I just got it yesterday :) I return to the pits
> > > whenever the top of the screen starts to get garbled.
> > > I need a fix badly!
> > > Jason.
> > > > A fter a few laps GPL frame rate drops very low ( 10 fps ) and then crashes
> > > > sending me back to Windows 98 desktop. My normal frame rate is 15-20 fps but
> > > > after a few laps it starts dropping. Anyone experiencing the same?
> > > > Pentium ll 400mz, 8meg STB Velocity, 64 meg ram...looking to upgrade to 8
> > > > meg Monster 3d VOODOO 2.
> > > --
> > > -----
> > > Jason Monds
> > > (Remove 'no spork' when replying)
> --
> -----
> Jason Monds
> (Remove 'no spork' when replying)