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Will F1GP2 support 3D Hardware Acceleration ?

7 posts by 7 people · 05 Jan 1996 - 15 Jan 1996

Jeremy Ha 05 Jan 1996#310351
Does anyone reading this group know the answer ? The PCI 3D Blaster (Verite chipset) would seem to be an ideal platform for it and should be out soon. TIA Jeremy Hall
Ive been talking to Microprose support, and they told me that the game does not support any type of 3D card. Thomas
: Ive been talking to Microprose support, and they told me that the : game does not support any type of 3D card. I also asked the same thing from MPS and they told me that GP II is not programmed with any certain video card in mind. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Medical School University of Tampere phone(FI):931/2611885 Finland --------------------------------------------------------------------------
georg 12 Jan 1996#310733
Do you know when F1GP2 will be released?
Dave Bowers 13 Jan 1996#310781
Hall) writes:
Quoted text (18 lines)> Path: microdes.demon.co.uk!news.demon.co.uk!demon!frimley.demon.co.uk > Newsgroups: rec.autos.simulators > Subject: Will F1GP2 support 3D Hardware Acceleration ? > Date: Fri, 05 Jan 1996 12:20:30 GMT > Lines: 8 > NNTP-Posting-Host: frimley.demon.co.uk > X-NNTP-Posting-Host: frimley.demon.co.uk > X-Newsreader: Forte Agent .99c/16.141 > Does anyone reading this group know the answer ? The PCI 3D Blaster > (Verite chipset) would seem to be an ideal platform for it and should > be out soon. > TIA > Jeremy Hall
GP2 will apparently support Glint 3D acceleration [but i'm ***ed if I know what it is]. --
Craig Hea 14 Jan 1996#310824
: GP2 will apparently support Glint 3D acceleration [but i'm ***ed if I know what it is]. Yes, I had read that too (in PC Zone a few months ago?). Allegedly, the Creative Labs 3D Blaster (NB, not 3DO Blaster:-) uses the Glint chipset, but I'm waiting for GP2 to come out before buying one.
>: GP2 will apparently support Glint 3D acceleration [but i'm ***ed if I know what it is]. >Yes, I had read that too (in PC Zone a few months ago?). Allegedly, the >Creative Labs 3D Blaster (NB, not 3DO Blaster:-) uses the Glint chipset, >but I'm waiting for GP2 to come out before buying one. Microprose has repeatedly denied this. Where did you find this out??

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