Awesome score if true. Should be pretty easy to identify even from low res pictures!Just Picked up what i think is a Voodoo 3 2000 AGP for £10
Awesome score if true. Should be pretty easy to identify even from low res pictures!Just Picked up what i think is a Voodoo 3 2000 AGP for £10
Awesome score if true. Should be pretty easy to identify even from low res pictures!
It's a 16MB card I'm guessing? Can't argue for the price you paid. Can be surprisingly tricky to find a TNT2 that isn't an M64!
@almoststew1990, the Intel D975XBX2 arrived today (that seller has some great turnaround time!). Can't test it yet as still not found my QX6700. I guess I "could" technically test it with a Pentium D... but eeew.
What is it about Q2 that they dont like? Never really played much of that back in the day and only played the steam version for the first few levels.
Q3A however... That was my game for a long long time. I need to acquire that again. I wonder if my voodoo3 can handle that.
@vanpeebles That's awesomeIt's a replica case for the original hardware I assume? Been many years since I had one but still remember it fondly.
@paradigm That Q2 score doesn't seem right? Unless the renderer is really that bad...
You are quite a way off philscomputerlabs results. Although he was using a pentium 4.No idea, I think I'm having issues turning off vsync with the TNT2 and Quake 2, which is possibly impacting the 640x480 and 800x600 averages (unlikely to be affecting the higher two resolutions given the framerates). I'll try a few Q2 console commands to see if I can fix the issue.
As for your V3, it will run Quake 3 just fine (16-bit colour/texture anyway). Quake 3 was more than playable on my K6-3 with a Voodoo 3 3000.
You are quite a way off philscomputerlabs results. Although he was using a pentium 4.
https://youtu.be/k-gMtOkxv4E?t=996