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Since I tried using this utility to force agp2x, which I still have no idea if it really did or not since matrox powerdesk doesn't tell you if your card is in 1x/2x/4x. But since I did use this utility I don't get the blackscreen for a few seconds anymore, it just jumps right in. So it did something, what I have no idea. Just that startup is a few seconds faster
Why didn't they just build this into the drivers? We all know the inbuilt test that checks whether the cards can do Agp x1 and X2 sucks and has forced users in the past/present to use reg hacks to get there system to work at the correct speed.
All thats needed is a couple of tick boxes and an indicator to say what mode your running in at present so you can try forcing the card. I'm sure they could put that in the drivers and put a tab under display settings.
Thanks Kruzin for the news though.
Chief Lemon Buyer no more Linux sucks but not as much
Weather nut and sad git.
If matrox can make a util that tells us what mode the matrox card is running this would be fine. I don't have to have it in the powerdesk. Does this util write anything into the registry, modify anything on the card, etc ?
WOW! This is GREAT! I've once suggested this kind of utility in the feature request thread on the tch Support forum, and other did too... and Matrox actually listens to it's userbase! That's something that can't be said of many other companies, and can't be said of almost all companies when doing things to this extend.
3D features would be nice:
VSync, Z-Buffer depth for Direct3D and OpenGL (seperate controls), fsaa (for all the weenies out there that think it is usefull.... I myself do not see a reason why to implement this feature)
2nd release will have a D3D, an OGL, and a miscellaneous tab with separate settings in each tab. I'm just waiting as to what tech supp can actually put.
Well, Haig, it would be nice to have a switch in the same program, if backward compatible with earlier versions of drivers & PD's, that enables the user to switch between either OpenGL or the TurboGL.
Also, you might want to trick the Matrox Tweak Util into it again. And as dZeus said, have the option to enable or disable Vsynch.
Going straight back... DosFreak, you misread dZeus...
Matrox actually <u>listens</u> to it's userbase!. That's something that can't be said of many other companies, and can't be said of almost all companies when doing things to this extend.
(emphasis mine) ... see the difference?
Jord.
[This message has been edited by Jorden (edited 25 June 2000).]
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