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  1. 01-08-2002 11:15 AM #1
    nadine
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    voodoo4/5 drivers & voodoo3

    Hi:I have Tried the Voodoo4/5 drivers & directx 8.0 ,8.0a ,8.1
    with my voodoo3/2000Agp
    and everything work super
    also the graphic is more crisp and the game ran more smootly .laters ,nadine
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  2. 01-09-2002 07:37 PM #2
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    Glad it worked for you
    It's a known fact for about a year already
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    How much faster did it run on games? Also does it enable 32bit 3d colour in games?
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    I remember I tried once installing Voodoo5 drivers on my old Voodoo3 3000. Games indeed looked a liitle bit better, but 32bit color still wasn't available (it's in chip, drivers can't change it ).
    Another reason I did it was lack of DX8 drivers for V3, but things changed since then.
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