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Voodoo 2 and AGP Graphics Cards

5 posts by 4 people · 13 Oct 1998 - 14 Oct 1998

Scott Rixon 13 Oct 1998#427181
I have a Diamond 12 meg Voodoo 2 and a Diamond Stealth 3D 2000. I was wondering if there would be any performance benefit in changing the 3D 2000 for an AGP card?? Anyone out there have any ideas?? Cheers, Scott
Richard Sco 14 Oct 1998#427540
If you trade in your slower 2D you will see some performance increase. Not huge but definitely noticeable. -Richard
Peter Cook 14 Oct 1998#427541
You will only see an increase in performance on games that do not utilise the Monster II card, the AGP card will be turned of when it is operating. t>...
Mike Dietz 14 Oct 1998#427542
I thought I was going nuts. Replaced my Stealth S220 4meg with hercules Thriller 8 meg. FPS increased about 33 % in rendition mode. Also saw an increase in VooDoo2 performance about the same %.
Scott Rixon 14 Oct 1998#427543
Thanks for the info. I though it might be the case as the graphics are probably still passing through the 2D card, this would be the biggest bottle neck. All I need to do now is replace the 2D card, anyone have any suggestions? Scott
Quoted text (16 lines)> I thought I was going nuts. Replaced my Stealth S220 4meg > with hercules Thriller 8 meg. FPS increased about 33 % in rendition > mode. Also saw an increase in VooDoo2 performance about the same %. > >>I have a Diamond 12 meg Voodoo 2 and a Diamond Stealth 3D 2000. I was > >>wondering if there would be any performance benefit in changing the 3D > >>2000 for an AGP card?? Anyone out there have any ideas?? > >If you trade in your slower 2D you will see some performance increase. > >Not huge but definitely noticeable. > >-Richard

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