Hi, I picked up my N2 today, and after I installed it, it was a little
choppy, even with most of the graphics turned off. So I tried the
Rendition thing it it said it could not find something on the board?
(Sorry, forgot what it was that it said.) So I went back to and loaded
the uniVBE and it ran much better. I have most of the graphics turned
off execept Wall, Sky, Car texture, Skid/Paint, and smoke/dirt. Is their
anyway I can use the rendition version? I'm running a Hewlett Packard
Pavilion, intel 150MHz Pentium, 16MB RAM, 6X CD-ROM drive, Accelerated
64-bit PCI local bus video, and 1MB video RAM. Im thinking of getting a
new video card, and I was thinking off getting the Screaming 3D. Should
I? Is it worth it? Plus will it mess up all my other games like NHL '97,
Madden '97 and so forth. I don't want to get a new video card if I can't
play all my other games on it. Any help, info, suggestions and so on
would be of great help.
THANKS!!
MATT
NASCAR Racing 2 Rendition mode errors and Kali lockups
A user without a Rendition card could not run NASCAR Racing 2's Rendition mode and was told it needs Verite hardware. Reactor owners reported the monitor shutting off when exiting NASCAR 2 run from Kali under Windows 95, which a new Intergraph BIOS did not fix. Kali for DOS was suggested as a workaround.
Automated summary.
Of course it didn't work, you don't have a Rendition based 3D
accelerator card.
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> Hi, I picked up my N2 today, and after I installed it, it was a little
> choppy, even with most of the graphics turned off. So I tried the
> Rendition thing it it said it could not find something on the board?
> (Sorry, forgot what it was that it said.) So I went back to and loaded
Probably couldn't find the rendition chipset. hehe.
Sure. Get a board with the rendition chipset.
You will most likely be able to play them. But they will not take advantage
of the rendition's 3D unless the program is made for that purpose.
What is the most current revision of the BIOS / Firmware for the Rendition?
The one I have is the one that came with it. Think it is 58, or
something like that.
Is anyone having problems with Kali and the Rendition? Before I swapped
out my old S3 card, I could play Nascar through Kali with no problems. Ever
since I traded cards, upon exiting the game back to Kali, the computer
locks up, and the monitor shuts down. Any help available out there?
Robert
You can't run the Rendition if you don't have a Rendition/Verite video
card.
Buy a Rendition board.
I'm running a Hewlett Packard
That 1mb board is why the game is choppy.
Im thinking of getting a
The Intergraph Reactor is cheaper (Same board)
Plus will it mess up all my other games like NHL '97,
Might need some adjustment in some games, but it is worth it to me.
Any help, info, suggestions and so on
Later...
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Stop on by, what can it hurt?
I'm getting the same thing. Supposedly they'll email you the latest
beta bios that supposedly fixes this, but I'm kinda leary of loading
up a beta bios. At least it works right now, even though having to
reboot every time I exit a Kali game is a pain...
David
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Yes, rev58 is the one it shipped with. The latest (still in beta) is
rev73. Your problems are exactly the types the new BIOS is attempting
to remedy.
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>What is the most current revision of the BIOS / Firmware for the Rendition? > The one I have is the one that came with it. Think it is 58, or >something like that. >Is anyone having problems with Kali and the Rendition? Before I swapped >out my old S3 card, I could play Nascar through Kali with no problems. Ever >since I traded cards, upon exiting the game back to Kali, the computer >locks up, and the monitor shuts down. Any help available out there? >Robertsays...
I'm having exactly the same problem. My monitor goes to sleep when I exit
Multi and I have to reboot. I emailed the problem to Intergraph but haven't
heard back yet. Their customer service has been exceptional so far and I
expect that they'll come up with a fix.
MPA
The problem does not occur with KaliDOS. Go to www.wheretorace.com for
an excellent explanantion of how to use the DOS version of Kali.
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>>Is anyone having problems with Kali and the Rendition? Before I swapped >>out my old S3 card, I could play Nascar through Kali with no problems. Ever >>since I traded cards, upon exiting the game back to Kali, the computer >>locks up, and the monitor shuts down. Any help available out there? >I'm getting the same thing. Supposedly they'll email you the latest >beta bios that supposedly fixes this, but I'm kinda leary of loading >up a beta bios. At least it works right now, even though having to >reboot every time I exit a Kali game is a pain...Got it. Didn't help with the Kali problem.
Actually, I think it is a Kali/Reactor problem more than just a Reactor
problem. I can run Nascar 2 from the start menu, and return to the
desktop with no problems.. If I launch N2 while Kali is running, it will
not return. Just locks up, and turns the monitor off.
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> > There's a new version (V74) of the BIOS on the Intergraph site: > Got it. Didn't help with the Kali problem. > Actually, I think it is a Kali/Reactor problem more than just a Reactor > problem. I can run Nascar 2 from the start menu, and return to the > desktop with no problems.. If I launch N2 while Kali is running, it will > not return. Just locks up, and turns the monitor off.Quoted text (7 lines)
>> There's a new version (V74) of the BIOS on the Intergraph site: >Got it. Didn't help with the Kali problem. >Actually, I think it is a Kali/Reactor problem more than just a Reactor >problem. I can run Nascar 2 from the start menu, and return to the >desktop with no problems.. If I launch N2 while Kali is running, it will >not return. Just locks up, and turns the monitor off.Currently I use a joystick to control Nascar 2.
Is there a big difference in control going to a T2 wheel?
Please if you give me answer and explain if you can so I get a feeling
for how you describe it.
Thanks
Q.B.M.
>I don't have the Rendition card (yet), but I have benn following a thread
>on
>this...there apparently is a beta BIOS out for the (either Rendition or
>Intergraph) called 73...this supposedly fixes the "monitor shutting down in
>Win95 after being in a DOS-mode application"
There is a new version (V74) on the Integraph website. Follow the links
from www.intergraph.com to Customer Service, Hardware Support, Reactor to
find the URL for the file.
Dave (davids) Sparks
Late Night League
http://www.sequoia-dev.com/Hawaii/latenite.html
I think there is. Aside from the fact that is just more realistic, one
of the biggest differences is the gas and brake pedals. At Talladega
for instance, it is very easy to lift slightly on the gas to stay in
the draft. The pedals also help you to decelerate and accelerate into
and out of the turns more smoothly. I also find it easier to hold my
line and make it through the turns with a wheel. It's hard to
describe, but it's a big improvement over a stick.
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Try playing doom with a steering wheel.
Of course you wouldn't play Doom with a wheel, but you really shouldn't
be using a joystick either. The best way (I would go so far as to say
it's the only way) to play Doom is with a mouse(preferably a 3 button
one)/keyboard combo.
Just another useless post from an AOLamer...
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