: : Another thing: I have a 8bit SB clone soundcard, and with SVGA it
: : produced lots of irritating noise, something like a radio tuned a bit
: : off station. Has anyone else noticed that? What could be the cause?
: I have the same problem with games that use digital sound and SVGA
: graphics (CL5428 and SB-clone).
: The solution is to load VESA driver for the card. UNIVBE should do the
: trick fine, and 99% of the static should disappear.
That did the trick.
: Pasi.
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>I just managed to get the demo running with SVGA. With everything
>turned on, I got about 2-4 fps on my DX2/66 with Cirrus 5428 VLB.
>After turning everything (except car detail and skids/paint) off,
>the sim was *almost* drivable. Has anyone tried the demo with a
>high-end Pentium and a fast graphics card?
I have a P133 with a Matrox Millenium, and it runs like
*buttah* in hi-res with all the detail on. It seems to even look and
run better than Nascar, which doesn't *quite* run as fast as I'd like
with those options (when a lot of other cars are on the screen).
Yeah, I had (have) that problem with Nascar and my SB16, but
not with Indy2, thank god. The engine sounds are a little
high-pitched for my tastes (as I guess they should be), but I just
turned them down a bit.
The check's in the mail. :)
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