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Is anyone running SCGT with a Mystique card?
Hi all
My friend as 2 ok game machine in a network.
The PC are setup like this:
Hardware: AMD K6-2 on 1 meg cache MVP3 boards with 64megs and Mystique 220 and M3D card also. SB 128 PCI and NIC.
Software: Y2K updated Win98 1st edition, DX7a, latest Mystique 220 and M3D drivers.
Also, SCGT is patched.
It plays Viper, in network, very well: 25 fps on both.
But when he starts SCGT, the PC crashes.
The PC freezes, the mouse still move but does not click, its cursor becomes a 1 inche black square. There is also black vertical doted lines every couple of inche! The Desktop goes pale and of wrong colors. Like Donald Sutheland says in Kelly's Heros... "... Paints pretty pictures"
It's a graphic alright but waht?
Any clues?
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Celery 366 OCed @ 458(83), Soyo 6BA+III, 64MB SDRAM, Millennium G400 DualHead (486 cpu fan), SB Live! Value, FBall KA 13.1Gig (7200rpm), Mitsumi CR-4804TE CD-RW, Intel based 21140 10/100 NIC, Nortel Networks HSA1300 1-meg ADSL modem and also a ModemBlaster DI5630... enough!
My friend as 2 ok game machine in a network.
The PC are setup like this:
Hardware: AMD K6-2 on 1 meg cache MVP3 boards with 64megs and Mystique 220 and M3D card also. SB 128 PCI and NIC.
Software: Y2K updated Win98 1st edition, DX7a, latest Mystique 220 and M3D drivers.
Also, SCGT is patched.
It plays Viper, in network, very well: 25 fps on both.
But when he starts SCGT, the PC crashes.
The PC freezes, the mouse still move but does not click, its cursor becomes a 1 inche black square. There is also black vertical doted lines every couple of inche! The Desktop goes pale and of wrong colors. Like Donald Sutheland says in Kelly's Heros... "... Paints pretty pictures"
It's a graphic alright but waht?
Any clues?
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Celery 366 OCed @ 458(83), Soyo 6BA+III, 64MB SDRAM, Millennium G400 DualHead (486 cpu fan), SB Live! Value, FBall KA 13.1Gig (7200rpm), Mitsumi CR-4804TE CD-RW, Intel based 21140 10/100 NIC, Nortel Networks HSA1300 1-meg ADSL modem and also a ModemBlaster DI5630... enough!
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