Okay, I'm not sure if this is the appropriate thread to post this or not, but I'd like to know if anybody has has any success with UNDER clocking a Pentium III CPU on an Intel Warm Springs 440BX Motherboard. It would be helpful to me if I could access the multipliers or bus speed on this board but I …

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The M3D is based on the PowerVR chipset, which is completely different from the Mystique. There is another previous model of the Mystique which runs on a 170mhz RAMDAC compared to the 220mhz the Mystique 220 runs at, but I have never heard it be called the Mystique 200. You sure you are not …

What does Glide do for Star Fighter 3000? The basic game doesn't have the quality of backgrounds or textures that the 3DO version has, but is roughly the same as the PS1 port (Saturn port too but it wasn't completed before release). Does Glide just filter the textures or what?

Since 2001 I have used the same case for my main PC. Every 1.5 years I have upgraded the RAM and maybe the Video Card along with other devices like optical discs and hard drives and the power supply. When the cost for more than doubling my CPU and RAM performance dropped below $200 for the …

I don't know exactly the differences between the Mystique version and the retail. I tested it on a Pentium 3, and both the retail and Mystique version ran very good on the card. Maybe there are some differences on slower computers, maybe it's all a marketing thing. The Moto Racer version for …

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Moto Racer - OEM version that was part of the bundle with the Mystique 220, but it is running on optimized Direct3D. By optimized Direct 3D do we mean optimized specifically for the Mystique in a way the regular retail version is not? I am probably going to purchase as many Mystique editions as I …

In 1999 I had just upgraded from my first PC, a Cyrix 686 133Mhz with a Matrox Mystique 4MB, to a Celeron 300A with the Matrox Mystique and M3D upgrade card installed. The new machine was all special ordered parts by me, or hodge podged from my first PC that was a custom build. I recently tried to …

I also like knowing for certain that this is what the game looked like, sounded like, and ran at back then. When I did a comparison video of the console versions of Tomb Raider with the DOS and Gold versions included I wasn't confident that I was representing the real thing like I was for the …

Yesterday I played around with a fresh installation of Windows and what I did: - Install Windows - Service Pack - Radeon driver (This was with a Radeon 7000) - Sound Driver (Turtle Beach) - Diamond Voodoo 2 Driver - Install Directx 9 - Install Benchmarks Both benchmarks ran fine Yeah, with the …

You need 61.76 ftp://download.nvidia.com/Windows/61.76/61.76_win9x_international.exe Ah thanks, downloading it now. Did I miss a general info thread for "best drivers" or best practice with various hardware? It seems like all of the readme's for various driver installers say to change your primary …

Alright, so I inherited a Gateway 500 with specs pretty similar to the OP last week and decided to turn it into a 90s game box myself. It had a Riva TNT built in but I also bought a Matrox Mystique 220 8MB and am dual booting Windows XP Pro and Windows 98SE. Everything pretty much worked with XP …