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Looking for Fastvid

8 posts by 5 people · 04 Feb 1997 - 12 Feb 1997

Chris 04 Feb 1997#354899
Hello, I understand that fastvid significantly improves the speed of a Pentium Pro when running DOS applications. Unfortunately I have searched the net for the past few days with no luck. Can anyone tell me where to find this file. I have been able to find that the latest version is 1.10. Thanks in advance Chris.
You'll find it on many FTP sites, use FTP-Search to locate it ! http://ftpsearch.ntnu.no/ftpsearch > Hello, > I understand that fastvid significantly improves the speed of a Pentium > Pro when running DOS applications. Unfortunately I have searched the net > for the past few days with no luck. Can anyone tell me where to find this > file.
Jason R Smi 05 Feb 1997#355045
Does this improve performance on a p200-MMX with a Reactor???
Quoted text (9 lines)>You'll find it on many FTP sites, use FTP-Search to locate it ! >http://ftpsearch.ntnu.no/ftpsearch >> Hello, >> I understand that fastvid significantly improves the speed of a Pentium >> Pro when running DOS applications. Unfortunately I have searched the net >> for the past few days with no luck. Can anyone tell me where to find this >> file.
Sam Gratri 07 Feb 1997#355309
Quoted text (7 lines)> Hello, > I understand that fastvid significantly improves the speed of a Pentium > Pro when running DOS applications. Unfortunately I have searched the net > for the past few days with no luck. Can anyone tell me where to find this > file. I have been able to find that the latest version is 1.10. > Thanks in advance > Chris.
http://members.aol.com/JHinkley/FastVid --Sam
Stuart Boo 09 Feb 1997#355502
Quoted text (8 lines)>Does this improve performance on a p200-MMX with a Reactor??? >>> Hello, >>> I understand that fastvid significantly improves the speed of a Pentium >>> Pro when running DOS applications. Unfortunately I have searched the net >>> for the past few days with no luck. Can anyone tell me where to find this >>> file.
He said "Pentium Pro"... Stuart -- Stuart Booth Somewhere in Oxfordshire, England, UK Note: My email address is in disguise! Remove trailing Z
Jason R Smi 10 Feb 1997#355593
I CAN READ I was simply asking if it did anything additional for a standard pentium with MMX. btw, no one that I know of cares too much for a smartass such as yourself.
Quoted text (15 lines)>>Does this improve performance on a p200-MMX with a Reactor??? >>>> Hello, >>>> I understand that fastvid significantly improves the speed of a Pentium >>>> Pro when running DOS applications. Unfortunately I have searched the net >>>> for the past few days with no luck. Can anyone tell me where to find this >>>> file. >He said "Pentium Pro"... >Stuart >-- >Stuart Booth >Somewhere in Oxfordshire, England, UK >Note: My email address is in disguise! Remove trailing Z
Stuart Boo 11 Feb 1997#355691
If I really was being a smartass I'd have called you something! I was simply pointing out the key point I thought you'd missed. Short and succinct. I suppose a simply "No." would have been even shorter, and equally "smartass"? FastVid has been on the go for so long now I thought it was common knowledge. Oh well, Stuart -- Stuart Booth Somewhere in Oxfordshire, England, UK Note: My email address is in disguise! Remove trailing Z
Jason R Smi 12 Feb 1997#355773
To avoid turning this into a flame, I was only wondering if it did ANYTHING at all for a standard pentium PC. This has yet to be answered.
Quoted text (18 lines)>>I CAN READ >>I was simply asking if it did anything additional for a standard >>pentium with MMX. >>btw, no one that I know of cares too much for a smartass such as >>yourself. >If I really was being a smartass I'd have called you something! >I was simply pointing out the key point I thought you'd missed. Short >and succinct. I suppose a simply "No." would have been even shorter, >and equally "smartass"? >FastVid has been on the go for so long now I thought it was common >knowledge. >Oh well, >Stuart >-- >Stuart Booth >Somewhere in Oxfordshire, England, UK >Note: My email address is in disguise! Remove trailing Z

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