VooDoo2 and W2000
What is the best solution for migrate my PC from W98 to W2K. I have a Matrox Mystique 2D card and a Voodoo2 3DFX card. Thak you for your help. .
What is the best solution for migrate my PC from W98 to W2K.
I have a Matrox Mystique 2D card and a Voodoo2 3DFX card.
Thak you for your help.
I have a Matrox Mystique 2D card and a Voodoo2 3DFX card.
Thak you for your help.
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A while ago I ran a voodoo1 on windowsXP. I managed to play some quake3, it had a lot of graphical errors in the menus but the game itself was ok.
It depends what you will play with this computer. I replaced my voodoo1 with a voodoo3 and short after that with a geforceMX 200.
If you're gonig to try it http://www.ntcompatible.com/download.php?id=1
You can find some drivers here.
Good Luck, you'll need it.
It depends what you will play with this computer. I replaced my voodoo1 with a voodoo3 and short after that with a geforceMX 200.
If you're gonig to try it http://www.ntcompatible.com/download.php?id=1
You can find some drivers here.
Good Luck, you'll need it.
Quote:A while ago I ran a voodoo1 on windowsXP. I managed to play some quake3, it had a lot of graphical errors in the menus but the game itself was ok.
This is because Quake3 is uses OpenGL. It is worth noting that the hacked Voodoo 2 drivers for Windows 2000 DO support OpenGL but do NOT support Direct 3D which is what the majority of modern games support.
If you wish to run games using that hardware you will need to stick with Windows 98 or ME, but I would hardly recommend the latter.
This is because Quake3 is uses OpenGL. It is worth noting that the hacked Voodoo 2 drivers for Windows 2000 DO support OpenGL but do NOT support Direct 3D which is what the majority of modern games support.
If you wish to run games using that hardware you will need to stick with Windows 98 or ME, but I would hardly recommend the latter.
