Can anyone direct me toward the best rendition card ? I have the
original Reactor "Intense" card that came out a year ago. Is there a
newer version of this chipset. And if there is how much of an
improvement is there over the first version. I can't really complain
about the performance of ICR2 and n2 but would like to have an
improvement in SODA off road racing. Thanks in advance
The newer chipsets are just now coming to market, with the release of
the V2100 based Diamond StealthII just a few days ago. The Hercules
Thriller3D, a V2200 based card, should be out in a few weeks.
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>Can anyone direct me toward the best rendition card ? I have the
>original Reactor "Intense" card that came out a year ago. Is there a
>newer version of this chipset. And if there is how much of an
>improvement is there over the first version. I can't really complain
>about the performance of ICR2 and n2 but would like to have an
>improvement in SODA off road racing. Thanks in advance
I have a Soundblaster 3D Rendition card. Will I be able to update my card to
the new specs or is this an entirely new chip set? Stupid question, can I add
memory to my card? If so has anyone else done this and has it helped?
Thanks,
Gary
On Mon, 27 Oct 1997 15:04:09 -0500, "Gregory Craig"
>I have been using the Creative labs 3D Blaster for about a year and it seems
>to do a real good job. It has 4MB of ram onboard and N2 runs so smooth, its
>scary(even with ALL The graphics turned on). I paid $179 for it and so far
>thats the cheapest I've seen it for . Good luck, Greg
Greg,
Where have you been hiding? I've recently seen Creative's card, and
Intergraph's card for $99.00 at Fry's. The new Rendition chipset is
the V2100 and the V2200. Diamond has released a board based on the
V2100, and it's selling for around $120. The performance is
supposedly much better compared to the original V1000 chiip.
amazed
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