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Video Card Help!

2 posts by 2 people · 16 Apr 1997 - 17 Apr 1997

BSPN 16 Apr 1997#363159
Hi guys...it's a long story, but I just got a Diamond Stealth 3000 3D, 4mb VRAM-PCI card. (I wanted a rendition card, but I got this for free, and as I said, it's a long story...). Anyway, it replaces a generic 1mb card and frankly I don't see a ton of improvement, if any. I ran the "test" in the setup page, and it upped the display rate (that was shown on the setup screen, not the actual display rate). I reconfigured the univibe, but it only showed a "s3 super VGA (unknown s3) with 2 mb - Generic 8-bit Dac - Discrete clock selection". I'm about to delete the univibe config file and try that... Can anyone set me straight and tell me how to get the most out of my card? Or how to make sure NCR2 is set to use it well? Did I***up by not getting a rendition? Should I run univibe? I'm running a P90 with 24 MB of ram if it matters. Thanks in advance for your help...... Lou B. Rustbucket Racing
Justin Rya 17 Apr 1997#363249
If your main game is N2, then get the rendition! You won't be sorry!

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