"nglide" 3dfx games!!

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    Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit) *** Windows XP SP3 (32-bit), OSX 10.6
       #11

    Oh gotcha. Wait, I thought SLI was scaled link interface?
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
       #12

    Great find! I remember the good old 3dfx days. There are some games I just cannot get to run under my GeForce GT 220 the way they ran on my old 3dfx Voodoo3 3000. Ah memories ... damn, what a quick way to feel old.
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  3. Posts : 22
    Windows 7
       #13

    sygnus21 said:
    That cable is actually used for an SLI setup :)

    A critically acclaimed feature of the Monster 3D II (and all other Voodoo2 boards) was the capability to connect two identical boards in a SLI (Scan-line Interleave) configuration. In SLI, a pair of Voodoo2 boards splits the effort of rendering the 3D scene, allowing performance to be nearly doubled.
    Diamond Multimedia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Close but not quite.

    The VGA cable included with Voodoo2 boards was a pass-thru type. Voodoo2 boards were not stand-alone display adapters, just graphics accelerators. You hooked the Voodoo2 up to your already existing display adapter via the short VGA cable.

    The original version of SLI actually connected both cards via a very short cable that looked more like an IDE ATA/33 or Floppy drive cable. Flat ribbon style.
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  4. Posts : 19
    Win7 x64
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       #14

    UPDATE:

    nGlide 0.96 changelog:

    Glide2:
    -added support for Gulf War: Operation Desert Hammer
    -added support for Screamer 2 (with DOSBox + Gulikoza patch)
    -added support for Screamer Rally (with DOSBox + Gulikoza patch)
    -fixed Nascar Legends car decals
    -fixed Nuclear Strike menu bugs
    -fixed Tomb Raider credits crash
    -fixed Unreal & Unreal Tournament textures bugs

    Glide3:
    -added support for Fifa 2000
    -added support for Fifa 2001
    -added support for GP 500
    -added support for Hardwar: The Future is Greedy
    -added support for Hype: The Time Quest
    -added support for TEXTUREBUFFER extension (used by Glide64)
    -fixed Arabian Nights in-game resolution change crash
    -fixed Operation Flashpoint: Cold War Crisis menu glitches

    Miscellaneous:
    -added ability to choose screen aspect ratio
    -50% faster texture palettes handling
    -improved internal Glide FPS limiter (smoother animation)
    -improved gamma correction scale
    -improved splash screen rendering (no resolution switching)

    nGlide 0.95 changelog:

    Glide2:
    -added support for Actua Tennis
    -added support for Kingpin: Life of Crime
    -added support for San Francisco Rush: The Rock Alcatraz Edition
    -fixed Clive Barker's Undying black mirrors and textures bugs

    Glide3:
    -added support for Divine Divinity
    -added support for Return to Castle Wolfenstein
    -added support for Supreme Snowboarding
    -fixed Rollcage Stage 2 Ventura track crash
    -fixed Test Drive 5 black car bug

    Miscellaneous:
    -added support for multitexturing
    -added support for widescreen 16:9 resolutions
    -added '3Dfx logo splash screen' option in nGlide configurator
    -'Vertical synchronization' option in nGlide configurator is now 'On' by default


    This is nice
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  5. Posts : 2
    Windows 7
       #15

    Hello,

    Thank you very much, I was trying to get this game working for over 3 hours and this did the trick! Sorry for bumping a old thread, just thought I'd say thanks!
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  6. Posts : 2,047
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64-BIT
       #16

    The Voodoo 5 5500 Can run Half Life 2 with no problems, trust me you can search it on youtube that a guy plays HL2 with it.
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