I have two voodoo2's in SLI mode setup on a Win XP Pro system. I used the FastVoodoo2 v2.5 drivers. Everything installed correctly and works fine except when I exit a Glide-based game, my desktop graphics get completely corrupted. I have to reboot in order to correct it.
Any ideas what might be causing this and/or how to fix it? Should I be using different drivers?
Thanks,
Mario64
P4 2.8GHz
Xp Pro
Radeon 9800 Pro w/3.5 Catalyst drivers
512MB RAM
SB Audigy 2
Hi mario64,
welcome :)
I don't believe that the problem is due to FV2...
One question: do it occur with all GLide games or some only?
If the second is true you could repeat system configuration that's to say:
- Remove ATI driver, then reboot.
- Remove 3dfx driver, then reboot.
- Install latest driver kit for mb chipset (if it's made by Intel you could install before inf and then Intel Application Accelerator), then reboot.
- (Re)install DirectX 9.x, then reboot.
- Now Catalyst v. 3.6 (better than v. 3.5), then reboot.
- FastVoodoo2 2.5, then reboot.
Try some games and report results here.
Bye bye
there would be some problems between the ATI cards and the Voodoo's 2 but some users would be more lucky than others,
oh well if i remember in the "past" , this was already the case !
I have the same problem with RedBaron 3D.
Using a Diamond V2 with 12meg connected to a Radeon 9500Pro.
the solution has been found with an older glide ;)
QuoteOriginally posted by Nightbird
the solution has been found with an older glide ;)
Would you be more specific please? Which version of Glide is required to fix this?
Thanks,
Mario64
the driver used was this :
PeDiniz Voodoo2 Driver
you can found here :
http://www.falconfly.de/voodoo2.htm
Experimental / Tweaked 3rd Party Drivers
02 Jun 2002 PeDiniz Voodoo2 Driver
Right you are Nightbird. That driver fixed it. Thanks for the tip! :D
Mario64