I am running NR2 in the Rendition mode, with a Sierra Screamin' 3D.
Will a VESA driver improve my performance?
Any help would be appreciated!!
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You don't need a VESA driver, as the Rendition cards already have VESA 2.0
on-board.
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: You don't need a VESA driver, as the Rendition cards already have VESA 2.0
: on-board.
: >I am running NR2 in the Rendition mode, with a Sierra Screamin' 3D.
: >Will a VESA driver improve my performance?
As a followup. The only way to increase performance in Rendition mode
is to use the -dma mode and with the patched versions use the -4 switch
as well. If your motherboard BIOS has settings for PCI latency timings
you might squeeze some more performance out of the card by tweaking this
setting.
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