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Help me decide

7 posts by 6 people · 15 Apr 1997 - 20 Apr 1997

Eric Busch 15 Apr 1997#362971
Well, if you like ICR2 it's an easy choice. The Creative card, unlike all the other Rendition cards, does not come with ICR2. That aside there really isnt much physical difference between them. To run Rendition N2, you obviously need a Rendition card. Thus a Millenium-Monster 3D combo will not help you here. BTW, I'm running my Intergraph card at 37.5mhz (1/2 of 75mhz bus speed) without troubles and I've heard of others running at 41.5 (1/2 of 83) as well. --
John Broed 16 Apr 1997#363079
I am currently debating which video card to go with. Since I love to race N2, I am naturally looking at the Rendition varieties. Do I go with the Screamin 3D from Sierra or the Graphics Blaster from Creative Labs. Please post your comments. Also, is it possible to use the add-on card such as Monster 3D with my Millenium and still use the Rendition version of Nascar? I am using an ASUS T2P4 overclocked to 83mhz x 2. Does overclocking affect these cards at all?
Tom Hansen 16 Apr 1997#363080
I run an Intergraph Intense 3D adapter. This card is a very good performer for N2 with respect to graphics detail. In general, details do not slow down game performance like with a traditional video adapter. Also, the new beta Windows NT device driver and their Windows 95 drivers work very well. No.
Justin Rya 16 Apr 1997#363081
It is possible to run a Rendition card with a 3dfx(Monster3d) add on card but it won't help N2 any?
Justin Rya 17 Apr 1997#363202
Did that come out wrong? I was trying to tell him that the Rendition cards work with the 3dfx add on's but the 3dfx add on won't help N2 any! There that sounds better!
Quoted text (7 lines)> I am currently debating which video card to go with. Since I love to > race N2, I am naturally looking at the Rendition varieties. Do I go > with the Screamin 3D from Sierra or the Graphics Blaster from Creative > Labs. Please post your comments. > Also, is it possible to use the add-on card such as Monster 3D with my > Millenium and still use the Rendition version of Nascar?
The Millenium is one of the best 2D cards on the market, if you replace it with one of the Rendition cards, you'll be throwing your 2D performance out the window (all in the name of some clouds in Nascar2). If i were you, I'd save my money and wait until someone puts out a Rendition daughter-board that you can add to your Millenium - I must be coming soon. -- __ /-----\ __ (__\/ _____ \/__) =( \___/ )= \ ___ / | / _ \ | \ ||^|| / Simon 'Saigon' Goodwin \||^||/ ITS Help Desk, UWO \|^|/ London, Ont. CANADA |_| Formula 1 - MIDI - Honda VFR
Drbob 20 Apr 1997#363517
it with one of the Rendition cards, some clouds in Nascar2). OTOH, that's exactly what I did (swapped out Millenium (a good one)) for Rendition. Made a huge difference in the quality of graphics and the quantity I can run (P133). I got the Canopus because it has the best 2D performance of the Rendition boards. I'm happy with the change. I can run 85 Hz at 1024X768 and none of my 2D stuff is very graphics demanding. bob

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