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Default 03-22-2002, 21:11 | posts: n/a

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hi i recently got a card from a friend of mine..on the card its written 3dfx 5000 tv..it has a tv out and brand i think is inno vission...but i didnt get any drivers for it..have looked everywheer then someone recommended me to ask in this forum ..so i really need some help in getting the driver for that card..currently i have a tnt 2 pro card as the primary and that 3dfx as the secondary card(with no drivers) i need drivers for both win xp and win 98...i tried the x3dfx driver for 98 and xp but i dont know why it didnt work..in xp it gave some error about not able to register some dll file and in 98 it just didnt do anything...<br>
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so plizz help out ...thx once again
   
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Default 03-23-2002, 15:19 | posts: 11,890 | Location: Solar System, Earth, Med, Cyprus

Go to <A HREF="http://www.voodoofiles.com" TARGET=_blank>www.voodoofiles.com</A> and go to the "3dfx drivers(3rd party)" area <br>
Then remove the TnT2 card and install the Voodoo5000 as your primary card.
   
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Default 03-25-2002, 06:07 | posts: 1,934 | Location: Malaysia

Why dont you ask your friend what driver did he use with the card or show you the box? Another way to identify your card by looking at the vga bios which would appear first before anything else when you start your pc. If you could tell what was written there, its easier for us to help. If it's too fast, push the pause button on your keyboard (you should know where it is).<br>
Another thing is I never see any company making voodoo cards starting from voodoo3 except 3Dfx and Quantum3D which make a special version of high end workstation 3d cards using 3dfx chipset.
   
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Default 03-25-2002, 08:11 | posts: n/a

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iam really really sorry ..i made one mistake in typing the above information...the information written on the crad is :<br>
3dx5000tv not 3dfx..its 3dx 5000 tv and then its wriiten voodoo graphics tv out 3d add-on..brand is inno vision..it has a 3dfx chipset...and i tried just using this card while i removed the tnt2 pro ..but didnt work...either that or iam doing something wrong...<br>
sorry once again..and thx again for ur help..but still i need more help..<br>
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thx again<br>
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i came up with some infor...there was a crad made by inno vision named Innovision Cyber 3DX5000.. i think thta might be it..but that site no longer has the driver for it..ao umm any ideas/help guys<br>
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thx again<br><br><i>This message was edited by Freakazoid on 25 Mar 2002 12:18 AM</i>
   
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Default 03-25-2002, 11:02 | posts: 1,934 | Location: Malaysia

Well, maybe I've found the solution. Head to driverguide.com & you need to register with them (I dunno what's the reason although its totally free). Use their beta2 driver search engine and type '3dx 5000 tv' for product information and select 'innovision' for company. There's only one driver available and its for Win98 and the filename was 'M3DW9x.exe' Try it and and post your result here. If you cant d/l the files, mail me so I can mail you back along with the files.<br>
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As for WinXP, I'll try to help you searching the driver as much as I can but pls give me some times. And dont hope too much here.
   
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Default 03-26-2002, 05:28 | posts: 1,934 | Location: Malaysia

More information I got here for your card. It's basically a Voodoo1 based PCI 3D accelerator. Connect to your primary VGA using a loopback cable and you connect your monitor to this card. The sad thing is there's no WinXP driver for this card as it's too old already (1st generation 3D accelerator). Your TNT2 Pro is a lot faster to play your Direct3D and OpenGL games. But you can use it to play your old GLIDE games in Win9x. But here's some link to your card drivers. Note that driver for Win2K is beta, but you could try use it for WinXP.<br>
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win9x<br> <A HREF="http://www.voodoofiles.com/1848" TARGET=_blank>http://www.voodoofiles.com/1848</A><br>
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winNT<br> <A HREF="http://www.voodoofiles.com/1850" TARGET=_blank>http://www.voodoofiles.com/1850</A><br>
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win2k<br> <A HREF="http://www.voodoofiles.com/3872" TARGET=_blank>http://www.voodoofiles.com/3872</A>
   
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