10x,
Borut.
Borut
Rgds,
Mark R.
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On Sun, 15 Nov 1998 16:13:27 GMT, "Borut Srebotnik"
>Borut
>>I'm looking for a one card 2d/3d solution and will mainly play race
>>simulations like GPL, GP3 ( call me crazy but I still belive it will come
>>out in this millenium ), .. Which card will give me better fps in GPL?
>>Anyone tried TNT with 2nd beta OpenGL with mirrors disabled ( I won't need
>>them for about a year ( I will keep on training until I'm good enough to
>>challenge for the championship ), I guess nVidia will correct that problem
>>in their OpenGL drivers in about a year.
>>10x,
>>Borut.
>Rgds,
>Mark R.
Z.
>if you have AGP- a Banshee is a really, really poor choice. TNT is the way
to
>go there. If you really must have Glide support, pick up a Voodoo2- you'll
>find the cheapest and little past $100, these days.
--
Petri
>>if you have AGP- a Banshee is a really, really poor choice. TNT is the way
>to
>>go there. If you really must have Glide support, pick up a Voodoo2- you'll
>>find the cheapest and little past $100, these days.
>When the question is about GPL and graphics cards then the TNT is out. I
>tried it over the weekend (thanks to a friend who bought a Graphics Blaster
>Riva TNT) and there was no improvment over the ATI Rage Pro I have now. So
>it's a 3dfx card that suits GPL best.
What i'm saying is that a Banshee is a poor choice of primary video card. It
doesn't support 32bit 3D, and with (the now weary, poor image quality of
3Dfx).
Spring for a TNT for your agp slot, and grab a cheap V2. The Banshee is throw
away material in way less than 6 months, and at least if you have the V2, you
can continue to use glide stuff with whatever primiary card you want. Banshee
limits your choice.
Z.
>>Rgds,
>>Mark R.
>if you have AGP- a Banshee is a really, really poor choice. TNT is the way to
>go there. If you really must have Glide support, pick up a Voodoo2- you'll
>find the cheapest and little past $100, these days.
>Z.
Rgds,
Mark R.
Stefano
Rgds,
Mark
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On Wed, 18 Nov 1998 04:11:02 +0100, "Stefano Serni"
>Stefano
