I would like to benchmark my V5 with different games, but FRAPS won't show FPS with several games. I have already tried 1.9D, 2.9, 3.2x version and same problem.
Like I cannot benchmark NFS5 under Windows ME or GTA 3 under Windows 2000/XP and even more games. I am using Amigamerlin 2.9, 3.0, and 3.1 drivers.

Does anyone experienced same problem? Any solution?

How could I overvolting the NB (SIS 645DX chipset) on my Asus P4S533 motherboard. I would like to get higher FSB, because the CPU and RAMs could handle it. The NB stays cool under Zalman heatsink, so it definitely could run with higher voltage. Does anyone know voltage modification for it[:p]?

Asus P4S533 is the fastest motherboard for 3dfx AGP systems, so this question is very important. If some of you is familiar with electrician, I would even send you a motherboard to find out the way of overvolting!

Dear Friends,

My VooDoo5 5500 AGP has great overclocking ability; therefore I would like to get more stable MHz with voltage modification.

At this page I found some English source: http://www.forumzone.it/showthread.php?t=9153&page=4

However hard to understand this guide and do not gives enough information to be able to make the modification.

In the beginning he sad GPUs and RAMs are both 2.8 volts powered, but later he wrote the RAMs are 3.3 volts powered. So which is true?

I also understand the mosfet on the lower right corner stabilizes the voltage from 3.3 to 2.8 volts. But what kind of modification should I do with the mosfet if I would like to give 3 volts for the GPUs or the RAMs?

He also mentioned the volt modification works and the VSAs work flawlessly at 3 volts. He did not say anything how he did!?

Reading further his guide, it getting more complicated. Than I can read about 47k timer, 17-18k resistor, and a new modification place in the upper right, near the 4 pin molex connector... Which modification place is for what?

So my question is how could I increase the voltage of my GPUs and RAMs? Would someone please to tell me!?