Hello,

I have a Voodoo 5 AGP that the images appear "bleached" or very white. I tried darking my monitor but it didn't help much. It makes it very hard to read some text sometimes. Is the card burned out?

The card was fine so far as I as I could tell but I loaned it out to a friend when I upgraded my main video card. I suspect it was overclocked.

Any ideas what is causing the bleached out effect?

Thanks,

Uwe

Hi,

I have a V5 5500 PCI card that I flashed from MAC to PC. The card works great except for glide games. I have tried playing RB3D and NFS3. All that happens when I start glide games is a CTD.

My OS is Windows 98SE. Initially I tried different drivers because I know there is an issue with glide2.dll with newer drivers not play RB3D. I've even tried old original 3dfx drivers to no avail. Next I thought maybe I screwed the card up flashing it. I put in my V5 5500 AGP that is washed out (I knew there was a reason I saved it) and got the same results. I have tried altering the screen resolution and the bpp from 16 to 32. Nothing on glide games.

Any other suggestions?

I realize glide games are old and passe but some of them sure were fun. I was just taking a shot here hoping someone might still be playing these games and can help.

Thanks,

Uwe

I recently acquired a Mac Voodoo 5 PCI card. I would like to flash the V5 to a PC card. However, I want to keep my current AGP card in my system too. Can I simply stick the Mac Voodoo 5 card in one of my computer's PCI slots while my GeForce4 Ti 4200 remains in the AGP slot? Can both cards be in the computer when I flash the V5 bios? I searched around but I cannot find anything that addresses this.

I want to connect both video cards to this box http://www.cablewholesale.com/popupspecs/40h1-03602.htm
and switch whenever I want to use a different card.

Thanks,

Uwe