problem with nvidia card. - by tripwood
tripwood on 18/7/2002 at 21:30
i tried OpenGl, but it screwed up and crashed on me. i tried the other one, 3dfx is it? it worked, but only in a window. the environemental textures were kinda bad too, but i guess it's the best possible.
playing in a window kinda takes away from the mood though.
Uncia on 19/7/2002 at 23:44
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Originally posted by Pokec Hey, it's not always hardware's fault. I remember my old system (P200 + voodoo2). With some tweaking I was able to actually play Unreal!...I played Unreal on a P133 and a Voodoo1... That game's problem is RAM, not CPU. With Glide and enough RAM, it's smooth as paper [except with bosses]. ;)
ferret on 20/7/2002 at 06:26
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Originally posted by tripwood i tried OpenGl, but it screwed up and crashed on me. i tried the other one, 3dfx is it? it worked, but only in a window. the environemental textures were kinda bad too, but i guess it's the best possible.
playing in a window kinda takes away from the mood though. If you try 3dfx mode with that card, it would just switch to software mode.
tripwood on 21/7/2002 at 05:43
huh, figures. my card is crap, i'm giving up Deux for a while and playing Thief.
ferret on 26/7/2002 at 06:05
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Originally posted by tripwood i tried OpenGl, but it screwed up and crashed on me. i tried the other one, 3dfx is it? it worked, but only in a window. the environemental textures were kinda bad too, but i guess it's the best possible.
playing in a window kinda takes away from the mood though. Oops, missed this the first time. ;)
Try switching the World Texture Detail down a notch, this sometimes helps where the screen screws up into unlit areas then crashes (but with still functional audio).
