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CHA0SHACKER
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Yeah, check that before a transplant.
Did you ever try to OC the core?
And i still wish i had a Rage Fury Pro with better memory
And now my 98 SE system has decided the registry was broken and set me back a few days of setup. How nice. At this point im just going to wait for the new board
Yeah 250MHz the card should at least be capable of. As i said, mine is already slightly over the 3.6ns (275MHz) threshold
Yeah i had luck. My past models were 5ns and 4ns as well and the cores never made 290MHz
Not bad for a super spoofed up Radeon DDR
Its my fourth 7500, finally got one with good memory and a good core. Already did 290/230 OOTB. Memory is 3.6ns
And that clock on the 7500 is not maxed out. I just wanted slightly faster clocks than the fastest Nvidia MX cards
Damn, i wonder if i could get half that scores with my Rage Fury Pro on a faster CPU than my K6
And before anyone asks, yes i kinda exclusively ended up using AMD ATI combinations
Another two years of tech advance gives us these scores
Interesting, i can do a quick test on my systems to see if anything is different.
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Working on an Unreal video - when using modern renderers, has anyone managed to achieve the current sky color? It’s always wrong compared to the original 3DFX renderer.
Do you mean on a modern system? Or a period correct system using either the OpenGL or Direct3D render?
This time is a K5 with an ATI Rage Pro. 800x600 runs a lot worse than 640x480 apparently
You basically just explained why i tend to avoid third party patches ^^
Well thats a third party patch, not a Windows update
So that nobody can claim that installation of all the updates until late 2006 reduces performance
Oh and im running on a fully updated Windows 98 SE
Its btw also the last driver to support all the cards features if you look back at the ATI site in 2001 on the wayback machine. It only got two releases afterwards
Damn, thanks for the comparison.

I picked the best driver i could find (6292) and it runs at 125/143