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  • Games work with TGL

    Hi,

    Appreciate you guy can provide games titles that able to work with TGL

    SJ

  • #2
    Q3test, Q2, Kingpin Will Not Work, Heretic2, Not sure about GlQuake, Unreal, Not UT, any others?
    p3-500, 128mb, g400max, wd hd, promise, 3com

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    • #3
      http://www.matrox.com/mga/drivers/fi.../530_notes.txt

      [This message has been edited by Scytale (edited 18 October 1999).]
      P3@600 | Abit BH6 V1.01 NV | 256MB PC133 | G400MAX (EU,AGP2X) | Quantum Atlas 10K | Hitachi CDR-8330 | Diamond FirePort 40 | 3c905B-TX | TB Montego A3D(1) | IntelliMouse Explorer | Iiyama VisionMaster Pro 17 | Win2K/NT4

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      • #4
        Unreal Tournament Demo run much much better with TGL. Before the performance so bad that I ONLY use my voodoo2 for UT demo (anyway this demo is almost like custom made for 3dfx.) After installed PD530, i play it using 1024x768 32bit with everything turn on and still very smooth.

        My system:
        P3-500, 160mb RAM, G400 32mb DH, MX300

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        • #5
          UT doesn't work with the TurboGL for me, but the D3D performance is a whole lot better than pre-5.30

          GLQuake runs ridiculously fast.

          HL is on par with my V2 SLI rig.

          The biggiest difference between TurboGL and the ICD, besides performance, is that the TurboGL doesn't produce rainbow textures.

          Just my $0.02



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          Tertiary System: DFI G568IPC Intel 430HX chipset, P200MMX, 4x64MB EDO Parity RAM, Millennium II, Intel Pro/100+ client NIC, SoundBlaster 16 MCD, Fujitsu 3.5GB HD, WD 1.2GB HD, Creative Dxr3 DVD decoder card, Hitachi GD-2500 6x DVD-ROM, Win98 SE

          All specs subject to change.

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          • #6
            Kingpin actually works for me with tGL. It has some graphical bugs, but it runs smoothly

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            My System: Dual PIII-550 on a Asus p2b-DS, 2x128 mb PC133 mem, g400 (32 mb) running dualhead, Hauppauge WinTV32, Sony m420GS, Sony m200SX, SBlive! retail (LiveWare 3.0) on a Sony STR-DE415 surround system (Sounds So Sweeeeet), 2mbit LanCity LCPET-2 cablemodem, 2xIBM DNES-309170W u2 HD, 1xIBM DNES-34560D u2 HD, Plextor UltraPleX 40max, Plextor PleXWriter 8/20, Panasonic DVD drive. All in a Intel Columbus II server chassis. Running Win2000 Proffesional and Redhat Linux 6.2.

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