Hi all,
I have a Pentium 166, 32 MB RAM, Matrox Millenium. Is there an advantage
in using Univbe? Will it increase the frame rate?
Thanks,
Ricardo
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>Hi all,
>I have a Pentium 166, 32 MB RAM, Matrox Millenium. Is there an advantage
>in using Univbe? Will it increase the frame rate?
>Thanks,
>Ricardo
I use SDD 5.2 (Univbe 5.2) for Janes Longbow, MSFS 5.1, NASCAR, etc
and it helps all of them. However, I have to disable it to run GP2 or
it scrambles the screen. It might be my fault, but since it works so
well with every other DOS and Win95 application I use, I am assigning
blame to SDD. Maybe you'll have better luck than I have.
Bryan
> I use SDD 5.2 (Univbe 5.2) for Janes Longbow, MSFS 5.1, NASCAR, etc
>and it helps all of them. However, I have to disable it to run GP2 or
>it scrambles the screen. It might be my fault, but since it works so
>well with every other DOS and Win95 application I use, I am assigning
>blame to SDD. Maybe you'll have better luck than I have.
> Bryan
SDD 5.2 works fine for me when using it with GP2. I dont know if it
makes a difference because I always have it on. The only game I've had
problems with was EF2000 and I had to disable 5.2 before it was ok.
P166 with an ET4000-W32p.
Tony
> Hi all,
> I have a Pentium 166, 32 MB RAM, Matrox Millenium. Is there an advantage
> in using Univbe? Will it increase the frame rate?
If your Millennium's BIOS is up to date, you won't see any improvement in
any games by using UniVBE. I had seen improvements in some games with UniVBE,
but after I upgraded the BIOS (to 2.0 from 1.5) and did some comparisons, I found
there was no longer an advantage to running it.
Neil
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