>If you are using the newest 3dfx drivers they do not have the v/sync
>option in the advanced settings. I have a .dll file from 3dfx that
>you can place in your c:\windows\system and it will place the v/sync
>option on the advanced page. I will post a zip file called
>"win9x_cp.zip" at alt.binaries.simulators.autos.
Ah, I thought about that one. I first d/loaded the 2.54 drivers from
Creative Labs, that's probably why I had the DLL.
>Randy Anderson
>On Wed, 4 Aug 1999 13:27:06 +0100, "Tim \"Calm Down\" Wheatley"
>>you have 2, i have 0 hmm........
>>--
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>>> On Wed, 04 Aug 1999 11:08:00 +0200, Liutger Franzen
>>> >> aahhhhh! where is that...ok v sync v sync, i'll look!
>>> >when you have the diplay-settings-setup-window, click Voodoo2 or Monster
>>> >3D2 or whatever switches to your V2-settings, then click 'advanced' and
>>> >there is an option like "don't sync every frame" or "sync on v-sync" or
>>> >whatever it is with your card - you should check or uncheck this option
>>> >so that the cards do NOT sync on v-sync (i.e. they should NOT sync every
>>> >frame).
>>> Remember: turn on No VSyncing for both Glide and D3D; there are 2
>>> vsync options in my panel.
>>> Ruud van Gaal
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