Can anyone tell me what video boards support Rendition verite. What
kind of performance and visual improvements does it provide- is it worth
buying? Kirk
I just bought Sierra's Screamin' 3D board. For 3D acceleration it has been
very good for me. Quake, NASCAR 2 and Indy Car 2 are all very very nice
with the Rendition versions. The excellent frame rates, and wonderfully
detailed scenes are very much worth the price.
Ok, so now the downside: Windows & 2D performance is not as great as I am
used to. However, I am spoiled. My previous graphics board was the
Hercules Graphite Terminator Pro. That is a hell of a card with tremendous
performance for standard Windows and 2D applications. If you don't have
anything that snappy for your current card, the Rendition card will probably
seem very good.
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Steve Martin
"Do or do not, there is no try." - Yoda, "Empire Strikes Back"
>>Can anyone tell me what video boards support Rendition verite. What
>>kind of performance and visual improvements does it provide- is it worth
>>buying?
I've been very happy with my Rendition Verite.. as far as I know it
goes by a different title these days. I haven't had a chance to check
out the Mystique, 3DFx, etc.. but the Rendition card has been great.
No complaints, as a matter of fact I can't imagine playing ICR2
without it, not to mention Quake.
For the specs check out Intergraph's main site, I seem to have
misplaced the URL, but it's easy to find.
well worth the investment in my opinion
Raevyn
Together w/ Style
HTML Racing/ Monkey 97
Only prob is that I think its Intergraph who have dumped the rendition/verit
e chipset for the 3dfx/voodoo or voodoo/rush. Anyone got more up to date
stuff on this?
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Phillip Cunningham
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>>>Can anyone tell me what video boards support Rendition verite. What
>>>kind of performance and visual improvements does it provide- is it
worth
>>>buying?
>I've been very happy with my Rendition Verite.. as far as I know it
>goes by a different title these days. I haven't had a chance to check
>out the Mystique, 3DFx, etc.. but the Rendition card has been great.
>No complaints, as a matter of fact I can't imagine playing ICR2
>without it, not to mention Quake.
>For the specs check out Intergraph's main site, I seem to have
>misplaced the URL, but it's easy to find.
>well worth the investment in my opinion
>Raevyn
>Together w/ Style
>HTML Racing/ Monkey 97
