GP2 (running under DOS of course) works perfectly with my Voodoo 3 but
always runs at the default monitor refresh rate of 60Hz, which is far too
flickery for me. In windows my card/monitor combination can handle 120Hz at
640x480 but I can't figure out how you set the refresh rate in DOS.
On my old PC I had a S3 video card and a small DOS program (s3refresh) with
which you could set the refresh rate before going into GP2. Is there a
similar program for Voodoo 3?
*bl
Udner real dos? I cant get gp2 to run with my V3 unless its under windows.
Quit to dos or start in dos and it just doesnt start? How did you do that?
>GP2 (running under DOS of course) works perfectly with my Voodoo 3 but
>always runs at the default monitor refresh rate of 60Hz, which is far too
>flickery for me. In windows my card/monitor combination can handle 120Hz at
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>640x480 but I can't figure out how you set the refresh rate in DOS. >On my old PC I had a S3 video card and a small DOS program (s3refresh) with >which you could set the refresh rate before going into GP2. Is there a >similar program for Voodoo 3? >*blI just made a DOS boot disk and start with that each time I want some GP2.
Seems to work perfectly. Could your sound card be the problem? I have a
Videologic Sonic Vortex 2 which seems to have good DOS drivers, compatible
with GP2 but strangely not compatible with the GP2 sound card test!.
*bl
