Do NVIDIA cards and Vodoo 5 5500 work well together?
Come on now...
Like we all have the luxury of multiple $300 video cards to do this with
Oh THAT hurt. Nobody would know if you hadn't brought it up Heheh.
Have you checked out the FSAA on that V5 yet? Pretty cool, but just too slow for my taste. I'm a frame rate junkie.
How are you going to run this? For 2D only, or 3D on a single monitor? Can you use different GL drivers for one app? That's gotta be ugly. What about dual PCI GF MX's? Would that work better?
Damnit... now you have me thinking of other money sucking projects! I hear it calling me... must... resist...
Have you checked out the FSAA on that V5 yet? Pretty cool, but just too slow for my taste. I'm a frame rate junkie.
How are you going to run this? For 2D only, or 3D on a single monitor? Can you use different GL drivers for one app? That's gotta be ugly. What about dual PCI GF MX's? Would that work better?
Damnit... now you have me thinking of other money sucking projects! I hear it calling me... must... resist...
Haven't tried it yet. I was playing starsiege tribes yesterday and it kind of sucked on an ATI AIW Radeon. So since I am going back to GF2, I thought of buying a second video card to run my LCD panel. I wanted the V5 for some games which run better in Glide. The Geforce 2 MX PCI boards are kind of hard to find or else I might get that. I saw Quake III Arena on Linux with two monitors and it looked awesome.
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3Dfx cards do not support multimonitor mode properly, so no I wouldn't try it (some people have gotten it to work with V3 cards, but I haven't heard anything about V5).
Besides, the second card won't work properly for 3D - you'll only be using it for the Windows desktop, so why spend the money on a V5 unless you need Glide?
Heck, find yourself an old ATI or Trident PCI card for $25 on the surplus sites, or check the trade board.
Besides, the second card won't work properly for 3D - you'll only be using it for the Windows desktop, so why spend the money on a V5 unless you need Glide?
Heck, find yourself an old ATI or Trident PCI card for $25 on the surplus sites, or check the trade board.
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Yeah they work. I have a Geforce DDR and a V5 5500 PCI in my PC at work on Windows 2000. This is at work so I haven't done any real gaming but for regular things they work fine together. I did run FAAK2 on it once and I think I was able to switch between the two cards with no problems. It was a while ago and I don't remeber having problems so that is why I say "I think so".