Voodoo4/5 Amigamerlin 3.0 XP Drivers for windows 2000/XP
Posted by Daniel Fleshbourne on 08 September 2003 - 08:29 · 18 comments & 1224 views
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#1 Posted by reaper1576 on 08 Sep 2003 - 08:36
- OMG ppl are still making drivers for theses cards
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#2 Posted by ANova on 08 Sep 2003 - 08:52
- What's so special about this version? Does it actually support up to date games? If not then what's the use.
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#3 Posted by LiGhTfast on 08 Sep 2003 - 08:55
- haha just go and buy a bloody geforce2mx, there like £10 or less
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#4 Posted by Chicane-UK on 08 Sep 2003 - 08:59
- Hehe.. as LiGhTfast said.. just go and buy a new graphics card!! You can get so much more powerful ones for peauts these days!!
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#5 Posted by iczman on 08 Sep 2003 - 09:16
- it's all about 3dfx and legacy
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#6 Posted by Elite_graphix on 08 Sep 2003 - 09:29
- i sold a voodoo3 16mb a year back for like £60..they are still sellable..you just got to find the right customers..
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#7 Posted by mr_da3m0n on 08 Sep 2003 - 11:16
- Ooooh....
I feel all nostalgic now... My dear 3Dfx Voodoo 5 5500 128mb... The sweet mercy of Glide and efficient anti aliasing... *tears overflowing* Two GPUs and requiring a full size case to fit in, plus external power...
I seriously miss Glide. Unreal and Unreal tourney never where the same when I had to switch to OpenGL, the lights and color always seemed more dull...
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#8 Posted by Evizu on 08 Sep 2003 - 11:35
- anyone still using these cards?
i got a voodoo 3 sitting in my house somewhere.... -
#8.1 Posted by JaggedFlame on 08 Sep 2003 - 12:20
- I was using one until two months ago.
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#9 Posted by Solarix on 08 Sep 2003 - 11:41
- i think im gonna go back out and buy myself a 3DFX Voodoo 3 2000 PCI just like i had b4 that think rocked!!!
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#10 Posted by MR_Candyman on 08 Sep 2003 - 14:50
- anyone else see what it's called? AmigaMerlin? Amiga??? wonder why they chose that name. (though I really wish their new os would become more popular, it's REALLY NICE)
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#11 Posted by Skyfrog on 08 Sep 2003 - 16:56
- I still have my two Voodoo 2 cards installed alongside my Radeon 8500. That way I can play my old glide games and the latest stuff. That's the trouble with the Voodoo 3 and later.
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#12 Posted by MAsKrA on 08 Sep 2003 - 16:56
- HEy hey my 6 year old daughter games on a Voodoo 5 5500
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#13 Posted by iampedro on 08 Sep 2003 - 17:27
- They made a bad decision in there company and they were beat out by nvidia and nvidia bought out there competors when they saw the opportunity... Which was smart b/c the next gen of cards was going to to compete with GF3
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#14 Posted by Mashiki on 08 Sep 2003 - 18:29
- I still have my V3 2000 in my server, I loved that card, I could really notice the jaggies when I went from that to my GF3. A real shame I did love that card tho, but it's good enough for my rack machine and that's about it.
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#15 Posted by baSix on 08 Sep 2003 - 20:14
- I still use my voodoo 3 3000agp : )
Note: Lite versione requires manual 3dfx tools add-on after archive unzipping on hard disk. Clicking on Download button at the bottom of a page you may also read Release note while on line help for both driver setup and setting is available in Amigamerlin 3.0 XP installing procedure and Amigamerlin 3.0 XP Best Settings sections of this site respectively.
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