How fast was your card overclocked?
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>Hi,
>If any of you are having trouble with F1RS from Ubisoft locking up
>during play (after about 1-7 laps in a race), I might know the
>problem...
>It may be your 3DFX card overheating. First remove the casing from your
>PC, then try the game. If it still locks up, your card needs even more
>cooling, try putting a fan on the card to keep it cool as you play.
>I had loads of problems with lock ups in the game, but I got it sorted
>with the help of some people from this group by blowing cool air onto my
>3DFX card with a fan!
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>Dave Bowers
Hi,
If any of you are having trouble with F1RS from Ubisoft locking up
during play (after about 1-7 laps in a race), I might know the
problem...
It may be your 3DFX card overheating. First remove the casing from your
PC, then try the game. If it still locks up, your card needs even more
cooling, try putting a fan on the card to keep it cool as you play.
I had loads of problems with lock ups in the game, but I got it sorted
with the help of some people from this group by blowing cool air onto my
3DFX card with a fan!
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Dave Bowers
btw. It wasn't me who discovered this, Mike Turner and someone whose
name has slipped me by deserve the credit...
Muchos respectos to both!
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Dave Bowers
Another possible solution is to stop overclocking it. Run it at the
default 50Mhz. If you don't know that I'm talking about, then you aren't
overclocking, so don't worry about it.
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Rob
> Another possible solution is to stop overclocking it. Run it at the
> default 50Mhz. If you don't know that I'm talking about, then you aren't
> overclocking, so don't worry about it.
Doesn't Diamond's Monster3D driver overclock the card to 57 without
specifically saying so?
Trips
It wasn't (AFAIK)
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Dave Bowers
