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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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12-07-2000, 05:48
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Hello. I just got a Voodoo 5500 (Price was too good to pass up) I have made a successful install after much Regediting due to my previous two Diamond cards, including a Monster II (What a nightmare) My question: How do I reset the Video BIOS to turn off the AGP as I have seen recommended by several voodoo-gamer afficianados? Thanks in advance for help. =)
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You can't turn of AGP ... The only related item you can choose from is selecting a primary display adapter at AGP or PCI.<P>Still, I don't see the benefit in that :}<P>------------------<BR>Hilbert Hagedoorn - Chief Editor<BR>- "Always remember you're unique, just like everyone else."<p>[This message has been edited by Hilbert Hagedoorn (edited December 07, 2000).]
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