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Nascar 2 and Diamond Stealth II 220

7 posts by 6 people · 27 Mar 1998 - 31 Mar 1998

As the DS II 220 is Verite based (V2100), does Nascar 2 benefit from it, or are there as many problems with N2 as there seem to be with ICR2 ? John -- John Hartridge | FUJIFILM Electronic Imaging Ltd Senior Software Engineer | Three Cherry Trees Lane, Internal phone 3282 | Hert HP2 7RH
Scott Moore 27 Mar 1998#401562
From my experience, the S220 works very well with N2....I can run 39 cars with everything on, and only get a rare framerate drop. The rest of the time it's like butter..... And this with a P166.......
Quoted text (10 lines)>As the DS II 220 is Verite based (V2100), does Nascar 2 >benefit from it, or are there as many problems with N2 >as there seem to be with ICR2 ? >John >-- >John Hartridge | FUJIFILM Electronic Imaging Ltd >Senior Software Engineer | Three Cherry Trees Lane, >Internal phone 3282 | Hert HP2 7RH
Dave Henrie 27 Mar 1998#401563
Hey John....some(not all but some!) of the DSII's are V2200! Anyhow, I have the V2100 and did have some problems getting ICR2 to work, but there are ways to do it and I'm about 99% satisfied with those workarounds. N2 hasn't given me a*** of trouble. Some people have had problems running from dos but it seems to run fine for me. I've run N2 from the win95 menu, from a dos session in win95 and booting straight to dos all without problems. Not sure why but it works for me....and YES both N2 and ICR2 do benefit GREATLY from a Verite`. Graphic Quality is up and Frame Rate improves as well. It's not ARCADE perfect in speed, but it is dang close. Also, there is a 3dfx patch now availible, it only works for N2 but some people have reported good speed with it although slightly blurry compared to the Rendition 3d. dave henrie
Quoted text (10 lines)> As the DS II 220 is Verite based (V2100), does Nascar 2 > benefit from it, or are there as many problems with N2 > as there seem to be with ICR2 ? > John > -- > John Hartridge | FUJIFILM Electronic Imaging Ltd > Senior Software Engineer | Three Cherry Trees Lane, > Internal phone 3282 | Hert HP2 7RH
Devo 27 Mar 1998#401564
wrote... Just don't fool with Win98 until Diamond does new drivers! I had to take my S220 back. I'm content with my M3D and the N2 3DFX patch for now... Devon
Quoted text (10 lines)> wrote... > > From my experience, the S220 works very well with N2....I can run 39 cars > > with everything on, and only get a rare framerate drop. The rest of the time > > it's like butter..... > > And this with a P166....... > Just don't fool with Win98 until Diamond does new drivers! I had to take > my S220 back. I'm content with my M3D and the N2 3DFX patch for now... > Devon
Hey! I didn't bother downloading the 3DFX patch because I've got a Matrox M3D, which is of course a Power VR chip card. The 3DFX patch works with an M3D? How? -- Mike Koenecke to reply, change "nowhere" to "***ramp"
Devo 27 Mar 1998#401566
Quoted text (8 lines)> > Just don't fool with Win98 until Diamond does new drivers! I had to take > > my S220 back. I'm content with my M3D and the N2 3DFX patch for now... > > Devon > Hey! I didn't bother downloading the 3DFX patch because I've got a > Matrox M3D, which is of course a Power VR chip card. The 3DFX patch > works with an M3D? How?
Sorry - Monster 3D (3DFX) by Diamond. Devon
John, For what it's worth, I bought the Diamond Stealth II 220 to run NASCAR2, after trying DS 3D 2000, adding memory, upgrading processor from 100 to 166MHz (pre-MMX)...and it seems to work! (Why didn't Papyrus/Sierra tell me right off to get a rendition card???) Much improved frame rate and I don't experience problems that I can identify to video card (only TEN crash/connection problems). Good luck.

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