Hi guys,

I'm very, very happy that this Community is useful to find friends and to 3dfx "talk".

But...all screenshots or images sizes MUST be <= 80kb, else screenshots/images MUST be linked only.

I, you and all other MUST think of low band users: pages with one or more 140kb (or above...) images are a block for their connection...

Thanks in advance.

Hi guys,

I'm very, very happy that this Community is useful to find friends and to 3dfx "talk".

But...all screenshots or images sizes MUST be <= 80kb, else  screenshots/images MUST be linked only.

I, you and all other MUST think of low band users: pages with one or more 140kb (or above...) images are a block for their connection...

Is now (and for the future) all clear (for all)?

I hope so!

Thanks in advance.

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This patch for 3dfx Voodoo2 cards adds Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit support and allows 1024x768 resolution on Voodoo2 SLI systems.


Download XP [50kb, Windows 2000/XP support, zip file]

Download 9x [47kb, Windows 98/ME support, zip file]

This patch optimizes the game Forsaken for 3dfx Voodoo2 cards.


Download [1kb, Windows 98/ME support, zip file]

This patch for 3dfx Voodoo2 cards adds Fifa 2002 support and allows 1024x768 resolution on Voodoo2 SLI systems.

Setup

Just do a double click on the file and merge data to OS regedit.
You can choose the screen resolution that matches an optimal ratio
between your hardware performance and video output quality.


Download [4kb, Windows 2000/XP support, zip file]

This patch for 3dfx Voodoo2 cards adds Fifa 2001 support and allows 1024x768 resolution on Voodoo2 SLI systems.

Setup

Just do a double click on the file and merge data to OS regedit.
You can choose the screen resolution that matches an optimal ratio
between your hardware performance and video output quality.


Download [4kb, Windows 2000/XP support, zip file]

Redirect

3D-Analyze is a tool for transform and lightning hardware emulation. So it is very useful for running TnL games on video cards that have not on board dedicated circuits for TnL calculations (like all Voodoo, Kyro, some Radeon and older). It uses power of central processing unit to do emulation.

Older and current packages, release notes and tutorials are available to download here.


Note: with 3D-Analyze v. 2.31 author has readded Windows 9X support.

Hi guys,

3D-Analyze can help running many TnL games with Voodoo cards but this tool has some settings that must be enabled for optimal game setup.

So I ask you to insert 3D-Analyze configurations (by text or image) that allow to play with your games.

Tnx for your contribution that will be useful for all 3dfx owners

Nice mutator for Unreal Tournament 2003: it's version 6.1 of Remote Strike UMOD that adds new weapons to game

This is an example of available weapons:




Related links


- Download Remote Strike UMOD 6.1 from 3dfxzone

- UT 2003 setup on VSA-100 cards with AM 3.0 XP

- UT 2003 Retail patch v.2225 - required by this mod

- Remote Strike Source

MesaFX can be downloaded from common files page that is available here.

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GeForce FX 5900 XT uses a single-slot cooler that gets along just fine with Shuttle's nonstandard AGP slot layout. The 5900 XT's cooling fan is nice and quiet, too.




About performance, this card doesn't give very satisfactory results with Direct3D based benchmarks when antialiasing and anisotropic filters are enabled. For example see these measurements with UT2003:



Source: http://www.tech-report.com/reviews/2003q4/geforcefx-5900xt/

The worlds No.1 chipmaker this week reportedly confirmed existence of its own 64-bit x86 microprocessor, but then denied the reality of any Intel's x86-64 CPU, when asked for clarification.

Intel keeps its secrets well and does not say anything in regards its strategy concerning 64-bit chips for mainstream PCs. Will it be a cost-effective Itanium? Or a high-end IA32 with extensions?

Source: http://www.xbitlabs.com/

As from subject, I hope the next will be a very good year for all us