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Anyone have any ideas on this N3 problem?

1 post by 1 person · 27 Sep 1999 - 27 Sep 1999

Sabu 27 Sep 1999#495772
Hi, A friend of mine has an AMD 333 computer. It has the SiS chipset with video and sound (ESS) on motherboard. Anyway, he bought a Voodoo 3 2000 and we tried it with Nascar. It ran terrible!! He could only get 2-4 FPS! So after about 3 hours of trying everything, we disabled the soundboard in the bios. This didn't help since now the game just booted back to desktop. So after re-enabeling the sound, I renamed the N3.ini file to N3.bak The game ran great! It didn't play the opening movie, but it had sound and played at 30 FPS at 800x600. The N3.ini file only has 3 lines, RAST-1, SND-1, and CPU-1. With the file renamed back to N3.ini it has the same problem, so it is back to being N3.bak and the game is fine. What is in these short three lines that could be causing the problem? Does anyone think a new PCI soundboard is worthwhile? Bruce

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