F ffejrxx New member May 23, 2010 #21 Re: Low FPS on netbook: ati and s3 dominated the market, but 3dfx had most of the of gamers
J jimmah New member May 23, 2010 #22 Re: Low FPS on netbook: ffejrxx said: ati and s3 dominated the market, but 3dfx had most of the of gamers Click to expand... For a short time. Nvidia started to take gamers with their TNT2 card and after that it was a slow death for 3DFX. They no longer had the by far best gamer cards. (2 x voodoo 2 12MB in SLI baby!!!)
Re: Low FPS on netbook: ffejrxx said: ati and s3 dominated the market, but 3dfx had most of the of gamers Click to expand... For a short time. Nvidia started to take gamers with their TNT2 card and after that it was a slow death for 3DFX. They no longer had the by far best gamer cards. (2 x voodoo 2 12MB in SLI baby!!!)
S SonataArctica New member May 23, 2010 #23 Re: Low FPS on netbook: Ohhhh, haha now that you mention it, I HAD a TNT2 card. Used to rock some Starcraft with that baby
Re: Low FPS on netbook: Ohhhh, haha now that you mention it, I HAD a TNT2 card. Used to rock some Starcraft with that baby
F ffejrxx New member May 23, 2010 #24 Re: Low FPS on netbook: yea, 2x voodoo2 in sli will out preform a geforce 4/4000mx series cards they just wont go above 1024x768 @ 16bit i remember clocking my pair up to 120mhz (stock was 90) after putting a little heatsinks and fans on them http://geektechnique.org/blog/542/doom3-on-voodoo-2-sli
Re: Low FPS on netbook: yea, 2x voodoo2 in sli will out preform a geforce 4/4000mx series cards they just wont go above 1024x768 @ 16bit i remember clocking my pair up to 120mhz (stock was 90) after putting a little heatsinks and fans on them http://geektechnique.org/blog/542/doom3-on-voodoo-2-sli
