Hi Everybody,
Right now I have a 200mmx o/c to 225 with a Matrox Millennium video card
and the game play with GPL is very poor. I was thinking of buying the A
Voodoo 2 video card to help matters. Would the new voodoo card actually
help matters or should I just wait and buy a fast system later.
Thanks In Advance,
Ralph
. I was thinking of buying the A
Ralph....
i asked the same uqestion somedays ago on the forum at The Apex...
Goto http://gpl.gamestats.com and check out the forum... i got some good
relies to my question so i guess its worth reading...
Best,
Edwin Solheim
Check out The Paddock - a legendary site...
for some cool Grand Prix Legends stuff and tips!
(http://home.c2i.net/thepaddock)
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> Hi Everybody, > Right now I have a 200mmx o/c to 225 with a Matrox Millennium video card > and the game play with GPL is very poor. I was thinking of buying the A > Voodoo 2 video card to help matters. Would the new voodoo card actually > help matters or should I just wait and buy a fast system later. > Thanks In Advance, > RalphThanks for the help, maybe this weekend.
ralph
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> > Hi Everybody, > > Right now I have a 200mmx o/c to 225 with a Matrox Millennium video card > > and the game play with GPL is very poor. I was thinking of buying the A > > Voodoo 2 video card to help matters. Would the new voodoo card actually > > help matters or should I just wait and buy a fast system later. > > Thanks In Advance, > > Ralph > I have the exact configuration you are talking about...Pentium 225 with > 64 megs and a 12 meg Voodoo II card...I can run the demo at 800 x 600 > and the thing flies...mind you there are no other cars around, so there > could be some slowdown in a full field. I have a feeling it will still > rock however. > later > SeanNot only will a Voodoo2 card "help matters"....it will blow your ***y
socks off when it comes to providing excellent screen refresh rate in
GPL!! :o)
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> Hi Everybody, > Right now I have a 200mmx o/c to 225 with a Matrox Millennium video card > and the game play with GPL is very poor. I was thinking of buying the A > Voodoo 2 video card to help matters. Would the new voodoo card actually > help matters or should I just wait and buy a fast system later. > Thanks In Advance, > Ralphthe code for gpl as well as icr2,n2 and n3 is optimized for rendition chip
based cards. the voodoo2 is great but i would look for a card based on the
rendition v2200 chip. of course 8meg ram is better than 4. the july issue of
computer shopper has a complete list of cards.
I use a hercules thriller 8 meg and it rips!
It's "optimised" for both.
> the code for gpl as well as icr2,n2 and n3 is optimized for rendition chip
> based cards. the voodoo2 is great but i would look for a card based on the
> rendition v2200 chip.
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Regards,
Bruce.
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http://www.netspeed.com.au/brucek/legends/
As I understand it, the Voodoo 2 is optimized for running with Pentium 2
cpus, so I wouldn't expect much more improvement than you would get with a
standard Voodoo 1 3d card. If you intend to keep your current system for a
while, you might just try to get a Rendition or a Voodoo 1 card which I
believe you can get pretty cheap now.
Patrick Gilmore
Actually Voodoo 2 needs a fast CPU to be faster than Voodoo 1, so it doesn't
have to be a P2, a K6-2 is quite adequate. It's even as fast or faster than the
P2 at the same clock speed when the game supports 3DNow!, which Quake 2 does and
Unreal will, and I hope GPL will too.
/Christer
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