Did anybody do it succesfully? Or unsuccefully?
How do you do it and how far can I go...
3Dfx did.... They put a new name on it aswell... Voodoo3 :))
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Sjon Stigter
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I'm your dream, make you real
I'm your eyes when you must steal
I'm your pain when you can't feel
Sad but true
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try asking the 3dfx.products.voodoobanshee newsgroup. They'll probably have
lots more info the most of us.
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-I know it's spelled wrong but I'm not a psycho ;-)
-Despite the cost of living, have you noticed how it remains so popular?
mine's around 120 instead of the default 100. It's simple, there's a slider
bar, if you have the recent drivers
c skrev i meldingen ...
>mine's around 120 instead of the default 100. It's simple, there's a slider
>bar, if you have the recent drivers
>> Did anybody do it succesfully? Or unsuccefully?
>> How do you do it and how far can I go...
Could you point me somewhere to find more Tim?
I have a Diamond Monster Fusion II, so what the hell :-)
Thanks,
Matt
Go to 3dfiles.com,
specifically here:
http://www.3dfiles.com/utility/
and get Powerstrip. There are utilities for other cards, too.
I have my Monster Fusion tweaked from around 90mhz up to 120.
You have to test (I use timedemo in Quake, more than 120 made it lock up)
after you set it.
And make sure you have plenty of air going through your computer case, via
extra fans (I run three beyond the one in the power supply and the one on
the 3dfx chip) or it will get too hot in there.
