I'm considering upgrading a Voodoo Banshee to a V3000. My system
is a Celeron O/C'd to 458MHz with plenty o' memory. Do people reckon
that GPL would be improved by the change of graphics card? With my
current system on the Banshee I can run at 800x600 with most stuff
turned on - however, it's very dark on all glide apps and adjusting the
glide gamma balance doesn't seem to help.
How's GPL with a V3000? Anyone have a comparable system? Will the
"too dark" problem go away?
Thanks in advance.
Richard
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Richard G. Clegg Only the mind is waving
Networks and Non-Linear Dynamics Group
Dept. of Mathematics, Uni. of York
www: http://manor.york.ac.uk/top.html
Hi
Guillemot FF Wheel, and I get 36fps all the time at 800x600 with "detail
bias" in the middle and all other stuff turned on max ,no problem adjusting
the "gamma settings".
P.Ivar
: Hi
: Guillemot FF Wheel, and I get 36fps all the time at 800x600 with "detail
: bias" in the middle and all other stuff turned on max ,no problem adjusting
: the "gamma settings".
Will it run at 1024x(whatever that number is) with any decent speed?
--
Richard G. Clegg Only the mind is waving
Networks and Non-Linear Dynamics Group
Dept. of Mathematics, Uni. of York
www: http://manor.york.ac.uk/top.html
1024x768? yes, but it sometimes goes down to 33-34fps (with a lot of other
cars around you)
P.Ivar
> : Hi
SBLive /
> : Guillemot FF Wheel, and I get 36fps all the time at 800x600 with "detail
> : bias" in the middle and all other stuff turned on max ,no problem adjusting
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> : the "gamma settings". > Will it run at 1024x(whatever that number is) with any decent speed? > -- > Richard G. Clegg Only the mind is waving > Networks and Non-Linear Dynamics Group > Dept. of Mathematics, Uni. of York > www: http://manor.york.ac.uk/top.htmlRichard,
Go for it. The Voodoo3 3000 wins hands down.
Joel Willstein
What kind of frame rates do you get in 800x 600? My Banshee (oclocked
to 127mhz) gives consistent 35-37 fps in training, but poor with other
cars, due to my k6-2 300 cpu. I'll be upgrading to a celeron soon,
primarily for gpl, but I'll probably be sticking with the Banshee for a
while, and would like to know what performance I'd be getting with a
full grid of cars.
At the very least, make sure you o'clock the banshee, the jump in
performance is quite good, so long as you have a fan on the heatsink.
I haven't had any dramas at all with glide apps being dark, some need
some gamma correction, but most are fine. Maybe your monitor doesn't
allow you to use enough brightness??
Regards
R Mc
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> I'm considering upgrading a Voodoo Banshee to a V3000. My system > is a Celeron O/C'd to 458MHz with plenty o' memory. Do people > reckon > that GPL would be improved by the change of graphics card? With my > current system on the Banshee I can run at 800x600 with most stuff > turned on - however, it's very dark on all glide apps and > adjusting the > glide gamma balance doesn't seem to help. > How's GPL with a V3000? Anyone have a comparable system? Will > the > "too dark" problem go away? > Thanks in advance. > Richard > -- > Richard G. Clegg Only the mind is waving > Networks and Non-Linear Dynamics Group > Dept. of Mathematics, Uni. of York > www: http://manor.york.ac.uk/top.html: What kind of frame rates do you get in 800x 600? My Banshee (oclocked
: to 127mhz) gives consistent 35-37 fps in training, but poor with other
: cars, due to my k6-2 300 cpu. I'll be upgrading to a celeron soon,
: primarily for gpl, but I'll probably be sticking with the Banshee for a
: while, and would like to know what performance I'd be getting with a
: full grid of cars.
At 800x600 a full grid of cars tends to be jerky with my celeron oc'd
to 460. I suspect the Banshee is the bottleneck for my system - but
I may be wrong.
--
Richard G. Clegg Only the mind is waving
Networks and Non-Linear Dynamics Group
Dept. of Mathematics, Uni. of York
www: http://manor.york.ac.uk/top.html


































