As a fellow victim of video ficker in N3 I was very interested in your answer.
I have a Voodoo 3 2000 and have downloaded drivers dated Jan 25, 2000. I am
puzzled. I click on 3dfx teaks and see that the "Selection" radio button is
set to "Desktop" and that the "Force Triple Buffering" is greyed out. If I
select another radio button the "Force Triple Buffering" is alive. However, if
I leave the selection at "Direct 3D: or "Glide/OpenGL" or Video Overlay" and
exit when I return the selection is still "Desktop".
My question is - should I be selecting "Direct 3D: or "Glide/OpenGL" or Video
Overlay"? And - how do I get the selection to persist?
Thanks for any help you can give me.
Bob
>You problem is that you have triple buffer "on" on your 3dfx card properties.
>Uncheck it and you will not have these problems. I just found out myself.
>IF you need to know where to fix this, right click on desktop screen and
>slide down to propties and look at 3dfx screen for triple buffer box.
>PassedYa
>> I have just upgraded my system with a new sound card , modem and
>> updated logitec mouse drivers and have since had a problem with both N3 &
>> Legends. When you move the mouse the screen flickers badly and the
>> pointer leaves mouse tracks. The screen also flashes on the screen just
>> befor you enter the game on pit road. This happens when not moveing the
>> mouse. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>> System Info
>> ASUS P5A MoBo
>> K6-2 450
>> 128 Meg
>> VooDoo3 2000 AGP
>> Sound Blaster Live MP3+ (new)
>> Modem Blaster DI5630 (new)
>> Logitech Marble-FX Driver Ver 8.62 (just upgraded)
>> Thanx D Boivin
