Hi,
I think I allready know the answer to this question, but is it
possible to set up 2 voodoo cards (SLI) that are manufactured by
different companies? One is a 12MB (creative), the other is 8MB
(Diamond). I am pretty sure the answer is no, but the reason I ask is
because when I got the 12MB (Creative), I put the card in a computer
which still had the other Daimond Voodoo 2 drivers on it , and the card
worked fine and actually got a higher 3D benchmark (using 3DMark) than
what it did when I later put its own drivers on....
Can anybody help? thanx :-)
Peter, Australia
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When I bought my second voodoo2 card DiamondMM told me I needed a card of
the same size and manufacturer as my original one. That doesn't mean it
won't work though.
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> Hi, > I think I allready know the answer to this question, but is it > possible to set up 2 voodoo cards (SLI) that are manufactured by > different companies? One is a 12MB (creative), the other is 8MB > (Diamond). I am pretty sure the answer is no, but the reason I ask is > because when I got the 12MB (Creative), I put the card in a computer > which still had the other Daimond Voodoo 2 drivers on it , and the card > worked fine and actually got a higher 3D benchmark (using 3DMark) than > what it did when I later put its own drivers on.... > Can anybody help? thanx :-) > Peter, Australia > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > Share what you know. Learn what you don't.I have a STB 12mb Voodoo2 card, would I see better performance with a
Voodoo3 or by adding 2nd Voodoo2 card.? 3dfx is offering a $30 rebate on
their Voodoo2 card. So I could get one for aroung $50.
Thanks,
Krusty
You can try this link, http://home.earthlink.net/~aosnovich/ . Once you
get past the guy's picture, he does have some interesting info on
mis-matched SLI setups, including drivers and patches. Good luck.
Zog
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> Hi, > I think I allready know the answer to this question, but is it > possible to set up 2 voodoo cards (SLI) that are manufactured by > different companies? One is a 12MB (creative), the other is 8MB > (Diamond). I am pretty sure the answer is no, but the reason I ask is > because when I got the 12MB (Creative), I put the card in a computer > which still had the other Daimond Voodoo 2 drivers on it , and the card > worked fine and actually got a higher 3D benchmark (using 3DMark) than > what it did when I later put its own drivers on.... > Can anybody help? thanx :-) > Peter, Australia > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > Share what you know. Learn what you don't.Quoted text (14 lines)
> Hi, > I think I allready know the answer to this question, but is it > possible to set up 2 voodoo cards (SLI) that are manufactured by > different companies? One is a 12MB (creative), the other is 8MB > (Diamond). I am pretty sure the answer is no, but the reason I ask is > because when I got the 12MB (Creative), I put the card in a computer > which still had the other Daimond Voodoo 2 drivers on it , and the card > worked fine and actually got a higher 3D benchmark (using 3DMark) than > what it did when I later put its own drivers on.... > Can anybody help? thanx :-) > Peter, Australia > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > Share what you know. Learn what you don't.> I have a STB 12mb Voodoo2 card, would I see better performance with a
> Voodoo3 or by adding 2nd Voodoo2 card.? 3dfx is offering a $30 rebate on
> their Voodoo2 card. So I could get one for aroung $50.
A V3 2000 will match SLI performance and give you the ability to run
resolutions as high as your processor can handle. If you like
tinkering, a V3 2000 with an added fan can clock to almost V3 3500
levels (in SOME cases, it's not a given).


































