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Videocards - 3dfx How the mighty have fallen. Unfortunately the company is gone, but of course we still support the products. Use this forum to discuss anything concerning products using 3dfx chips from the Voodoo series.
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02-25-2000, 12:51
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Hello, all. Just picked up a V3 3000, and I must say I am extremely pleased...I upgraded from a TNT. I have a simple question, though: what's the proper way to use Glide? I have some games that have native Glide support, so what I've been doing is to move the glide3.dll (or 2) into the game's directory. So far, no luck, the games (one is Madden 2000) just sit there. D3D/GL works just fine, but I definitely want to see this thing in its 'native' form. Any voodoo enthusiasts got any advice for getting Glide-based games up and running? Thanks!<P>Ron<BR>ronco@pcpartner.net<P>
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Don Booze
Videocard: GTX260-55nm | 8600M GS
Processor: C2Q Q6600 | C2D T5550
Mainboard: ASUS P5W DH Deluxe
Memory: 6144MB | 4096MB
Soundcard: Audigy 2 ZS | ALC 888
PSU: Aurora 600w | 90w AC
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02-26-2000, 11:09
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You don't have to do anything.If a game supports Glide then it autodetects the Glide driver or has an option to choose what 3D driver you want.(Glide,OpemGL,D3D).
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