I'm looking to upgrade to a Pentium II-233 and an Asus m-board with AGP.
Can I plug-in my Intense 3D Rendition into a PCI slot and still get 3D?
Will there be any conflicts between the AGP and Rendition. The guy at a
computer store told me that no way is Rendition capatible w/ AGP, that
I'd need a 3dfx!(helps that he's the sole dealer of 3dfx in the city)! I
still want to plat N2 and don't want a 3dfx. Can anyone help me??
Scott
>I'm looking to upgrade to a Pentium II-233 and an Asus m-board with AGP.
>Can I plug-in my Intense 3D Rendition into a PCI slot and still get 3D?
Yes.
The Rendition card will work just fine the the PCI slot. The current
3Dfx cards are PCI as well, and will be no different.
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Eric T. Busch
http://ebusch.akorn.net
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> I'm looking to upgrade to a Pentium II-233 and an Asus m-board with AGP. > Can I plug-in my Intense 3D Rendition into a PCI slot and still get 3D? > Will there be any conflicts between the AGP and Rendition. The guy at a > computer store told me that no way is Rendition capatible w/ AGP, that > I'd need a 3dfx!(helps that he's the sole dealer of 3dfx in the city)! I > still want to plat N2 and don't want a 3dfx. Can anyone help me?? > ScottYeah, it should work. You should have both AGP and PCI slots. If you have a
PCI display card just plug it into the PCI slot. I have the an LX
motherboard with an STB 128 RIVA AGP card and a Canopus 3dfx PCI card and
they both work fine.


































