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Win2000 and GPL

6 posts by 5 people · 26 Feb 2001 15:47 UTC - 05 Mar 2001 18:22 UTC

Karsten Borchers 26 Feb 2001 15:47 UTC#199863
Anybody out here using Windows 2000 and GPL with succes ?? - What videocard and driver ? And any users of Guillemot Ferrari FF, under Windows 2000 ? -- Karsten Borchers www.simracing.dk
Karsten Borchers wrote in message <97dtno$ia$[email hidden]>... >Anybody out here using Windows 2000 and GPL with succes ?? >- What videocard and driver ? > Radeon 32DDR w/latest "special purpose" drivers, Intel D815EEA motherboard, W2K SP1 No problems. Dale.
No Problems, other than getting the 3dfx drivers first. The w2k voodoo drivers dont support glide. W2k/sp1, voodoo 3 3000 AGP W2k/sp1, voodoo banshee AGP (beta drivers) "Karsten Borchers" <[email hidden]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:97dtno$ia$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (12 lines)> Anybody out here using Windows 2000 and GPL with succes ?? > - What videocard and driver ? > > And any users of Guillemot Ferrari FF, under Windows 2000 ? > > > > -- > Karsten Borchers > www.simracing.dk > >
I use a Voodoo Banshee, with the OpenGL driver, and I have a Guillemot Ferrari FF - it works fine, with a full field I get 36fps except for the initial start. It works with the D3D driver too, but the colours are crap. My system is a PII/400Mhz, 384MB RAM. My Banshee driver is the one that ships with the W2K CD. Cheers Hamish "Karsten Borchers" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:97dtno$ia$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (12 lines)> Anybody out here using Windows 2000 and GPL with succes ?? > - What videocard and driver ? > > And any users of Guillemot Ferrari FF, under Windows 2000 ? > > > > -- > Karsten Borchers > www.simracing.dk > >
According to my opinion you should use the beta 3dfx banshee driver for w2k with glide support (direct glide is faster than ogl or d3d). mail me if you cant locate it. i can send it to you via email. Joachim "Hamish Strong" <[email hidden]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:Mwzm6.27$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (27 lines)> I use a Voodoo Banshee, with the OpenGL driver, and I have a Guillemot > Ferrari FF - it works fine, with a full field I get 36fps except for the > initial start. It works with the D3D driver too, but the colours are crap. > > My system is a PII/400Mhz, 384MB RAM. My Banshee driver is the one that > ships with the W2K CD. > > Cheers > Hamish > > > "Karsten Borchers" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:97dtno$ia$[email hidden]... > > Anybody out here using Windows 2000 and GPL with succes ?? > > - What videocard and driver ? > > > > And any users of Guillemot Ferrari FF, under Windows 2000 ? > > > > > > > > -- > > Karsten Borchers > > www.simracing.dk > > > > > >
> And any users of Guillemot Ferrari FF, under Windows 2000 ? > GPL works great in Win2K on my PIII 667@765Mhz Abit 815SE GeForce DDR (in D3D) and my Guillemot Ferrari FF Wheel. In fact almost all the games I've got work fine. However NFSPU runs very well but for some strange reason I don't get all the FF effects (I feel bumps when hitting things but nothing else) -- Some Call Me Tim

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