Whoah... how did you get Quake3 to work on your Voodoo3 ?? I can only get
it to pop up in a window, and run at about 1 fpm (yes, frame per minute).
The Quake3 docs say that you need to run the X server in 15 or 16 bpp for
the Voodoo3, but the Voodoo3 X server says it does not support 15 or 16
bpp... Please let me know your configuration, and how you got it to work!
thanks,
-Randy
> I strongly recommend the Voodoo 3 3000 video card. I've been using it
> to play Quake 3 (Under Linux) and I love it. I'm sure there are other
> cards out there but the card has performed very well (Matrox G400 I
> hear is also good).
>
> Good luck with your venture!
>
> Frank
>
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>
> Hello All,
>
> Sorry for the off post here, I'm in the process of setting up an
> Interenet Cafe, and along with the Coffee roasting, will also have, of
> coarse, some machines for gaming on.
>
> I'm looking at 16 game boxes, combined with surfing, and am planning on
> throwing Linux in the boxes for the gaming and some surfing.
>
> The basic box will be: 1\ 500 mhz CPU (Athlon or Pentium )
> 2\ 64 meg of ram
> 3\ 17 inch monitor .26
> 4\ keyboard, mouse.....
> 5\ 6.4 gig drive ide 7200
>
> Now what i would like to know from the gamers here, is a suitable video
> card , compatable with Linux, that will give great performance on a
> Linux box, performance is
> the issue i'm looking at here rather than price.
>
> Right now were planning on running all the games put out by Loki
> http://www.lokigames.com/ .
>
> Were still in the process of getting our startup expenses together for
> these boxes were going to have, so any help or info would be a big plus
> for us....
>
> Oh yes, one more thing, I have been on the look out for management
> software for the boxes themselves for Linux, which would be compatable
> with Windows, for the user
> management for computer use in the Cafe, or even a card swiping setup,
> that will work with Linux...
>
> Once again, thanking you in advance.
>
> David
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