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More on Stealth II and ICR2...

3 posts by 3 people · 28 Oct 1997 - 02 Nov 1997

John Wehman 28 Oct 1997#380511
Well, after calls to both Diamond and Sierra, it appears that the V2100-based Stealth II card will *not* support the Rendition version of Indy Car II. Neither tech-support group sounded like they knew *entirely* what they were talking about (which I understand...it's a brand new product), so there is still some hope that changing a few .exe around will get it up and running (thanks Eric), but I'm not holding my breath. So, Intense 3D and both games (ICR2 that runs great, and N2 that runs far better than I ever ran it before) or Stealth II that runs N2 better than I3D, but no ICR2 at all. And, will CART from Papyrus support the V2100 chip? Or the Vodoo chip? Perhaps I should stick with the I3D and get a Monster3D card in addition. Arrggh. ----- John Wehman
Stacke 28 Oct 1997#380512
> Well, after calls to both Diamond and Sierra, it appears that the V2100-based > Stealth II card will *not* support the Rendition version of Indy Car II. > Neither tech-support group sounded like they knew *entirely* what they were > talking about (which I understand...it's a brand new product), so there is > still some hope that changing a few .exe around will get it up and running > (thanks Eric), but I'm not holding my breath. I ran ICRII with my Stealth II last night - only from Win 95 and using 'Indysafe.bat'(no dma) - Indyfast/ dma doesn't work. I get 30-40fps anyway (alt X mode), should be even faster when they get dma mode working. Nascar2 dma (renddma) works just fine though, and is noticeably faster than V1000 N2. Stackman
Quoted text (7 lines)> And, will CART from Papyrus support the V2100 chip? Or the Vodoo chip? > Perhaps I should stick with the I3D and get a Monster3D card in addition. > Arrggh. > ----- > John Wehman
AFAIK, CART by Papyrus is no different that the current rev of ICR2 with the Rendition tracks.

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