Hi Glide,

Thanks for the warm welcome.

QuoteA Pentium 1 MMX 200Mhz @ 233Mhz CPU works well with two Voodoo2 in SLI. Of course, your 3dfx system is CPU-limited with the complex games at high resolutions like 1024 x 768 pixel, but in general any supported game will be playable.

Are you sure the P1 233Mhz's work well with it? As I actually got it today... and It's running OK, but not as i expected... I was expecting pretty high FPS @ 1024x768 but infact Unreal Tournament 1 runs at about 25? FPS I know these are old cards but i thought it would run faster?

Here's some pictures of it arriving today and being fitted.











One question i have for you guys, Is this setup correctly?

QuoteRegarding the software configuration, you can go towards Windows 98SE with the FastVoodoo2 4.6 driver for your 3dfx Voodoo2 graphics accelerators.

Initially I used the last official 3DFX drivers...



I then used the FastVoodoo2 4.6 driver I didn't really see much difference between the two (probably due to CPU limitations?) What are the main advantages for the FastVoodoo2 4.6 drivers??

Any advice would be helpful as I really want to get these cards running at their best. I love 3DFX, always wanted one as a child it's nice to finally have one even though my main pc has a Nvidia GTX 650 1GB

Hi all,

I've recently been restoring an old pentium 1 MMX PC (full project info here: http://ridgedpixel.co.uk/jason/viewtopic.phpf=3&t=36&sid=7b12abfa855f12f7db8006b7305831bd )

It came with a Diamond Voodoo 1 card but this was a tiny bit weak for UT 1 so... I've ordered a pair of 12mb STB Blackmagic Voodoo 2's + SLI cable.



The reason for my post is... I'm curious if my CPU, a Pentium 1 MMX 200Mhz @ 233Mhz will hold these cards back or not? Also which would be the best driver to use with these cards?

Any other addition information i may want to know of or anything would be great

Thanks in advance!