SCGT 3dfx mode + Voodoo3 lockups

I am getting frequent lockups when playing SCGT in 3dfx mode on my new Voodoo3 /3000 AGP. It usually happens when hitting escape in order to exit a running race/training/qualifying session, and it happens both with the patched and unpatched version. I am using the latest drivers (v1.01), and it doesn't matter which resolution is active. P2 350/128, STB VooDoo3 3000/AGP o/c to 160 (that's not the cause), SB AWE64 (ISA), full install, permanent swapfile. This did not happen some days ago with the good old VooDoo 1. D3D is also great (speedy framerates!), but I'd favour 3dfx. Anyone?

I have the V3 3000 and it works fine...no crashes. o/c to 160??? V3 3000 defaults to 166. Did you turn down the clock?? I've got P2-450, MX-200, and I let windows manage my swap file. -Tim

I have a voodoo3 agp and it works fine BUT i did have to uninstall ALL old video card files before installing the new voodoo3 drivers. because i had a similar crashing problem when i swapped to the new voodoo3 from the voodoo2 that includes cleaning out any remaining glide drivers from your operating system Robocat

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>I have the V3 3000 and it works fine...no crashes. >o/c to 160??? V3 3000 defaults to 166. Did you turn down the clock?? >I've got P2-450, MX-200, and I let windows manage my swap file. >-Tim >> I am getting frequent lockups when playing SCGT in 3dfx mode on my new >> Voodoo3 /3000 AGP. It usually happens when hitting escape in order to

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>a >> running race/training/qualifying session, and it happens both with the >> patched and unpatched version. I am using the latest drivers (v1.01), and >it >> doesn't matter which resolution is active. P2 350/128, STB VooDoo3 >3000/AGP >> o/c to 160 (that's not the cause), SB AWE64 (ISA), full install,

permanent >> swapfile. This did not happen some days ago with the good old VooDoo 1. >D3D >> is also great (speedy framerates!), but I'd favour 3dfx. Anyone?

>I have a voodoo3 agp and it works fine BUT i did have to uninstall ALL old >video card files before installing the new voodoo3 drivers. >because i had a similar crashing problem when i swapped to the new voodoo3 >from the voodoo2 >that includes cleaning out any remaining glide drivers from your operating >system You should also do a very thorough cleaning of your registry, assuming you know what you're doing. Dave Ewing