I have a AMD K6-II 350 with 64 MB of ram. A 4 MB AGP video card. I would
like to add a Voodoo 3000 video card. My question is would my machine be
able to handle it? And I'm sure that with the Voodoo 3 installed I would see
quite a bit of difference than the video card I'm using now, right? I'm also
thinking of adding 64 MB of ram, would that
help? Any and all suggestions welcome. Thanks
>I have a AMD K6-II 350 with 64 MB of ram. A 4 MB AGP video card. I would
>like to add a Voodoo 3000 video card. My question is would my machine be
>able to handle it?
Yes. I know someone with a P166 and 32 meg of ram who put in a VooDoo 3000
PCI and saw major improvement. I'm sure the card is not being used to its
full advantage, but it was a big improvement nonetheless. My daughter has a
VooDoo3/2000 PCI in a PII/266 and it works great.
Yes.
More RAM is always good. I have 256M in my computer, my 2 1/2 year old kid
has 128M in her computer and my wife has 64M in hers. More is better.
~daxe
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>I have a AMD K6-II 350 with 64 MB of ram. A 4 MB AGP video card. I would
>like to add a Voodoo 3000 video card. My question is would my machine be
>able to handle it? And I'm sure that with the Voodoo 3 installed I would see
>quite a bit of difference than the video card I'm using now, right? I'm also
>thinking of adding 64 MB of ram, would that
>help? Any and all suggestions welcome. Thanks
I don't see why it WOULDN'T. It worked fine on *my* K6-II 350. Now all I have
to do is install the K6-III 400 chip that I bought...<g>
Eldred
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I had a K6-2/350 64 MB of SDRAM and a Voodoo3 3000 AGP, and it ran just
fine. GPL ran with 36fps at 800x600 online without any problems.
Joel Willsein


































