Yeah, pretty sure it does, cause my Voodoo 3 would take screen shots just fine. The issue with that one tho was you lost the "22-bit" dithering as that was with a filter before the output signal to the monitor.
I can probably get clean screenshots if I run in "Single Chip" mode, but then I...
So true, most games that had Glide vs. DX or OGL just look so much better on Glide to me. For example, UT99 looks way better in glide, even though it's limited to 16bit color vs. 32bit color (which the V5 can do just fine). Not sure if it is the increased gamma or what, but it really does feel...
So I tried that, and it came out as garbage. I think the way the "SLI" works on the Voodoo 5 5500 with the 4xAA was giving me issues in that game with screenshots... I'd have to try again, but pretty sure it was jacked up.
I'd love too... but.... :ROFLMAO:
If you want a pic of the retro PC, I did post an updated one here...
https://hardforum.com/threads/the-post-your-old-retro-builds-thread.2008556/post-1045881418
I can also post some pics of it with the UV lights installed (finally got those old things...
Oh, the PC is meant for and plays other (mostly Glide) games with V5 RGSS AA enabled. But.... that felt like a fun little side game to get working as well from that era... lol
Ha! So I got Quake III Arena installed and working on my voodoo 5 5500 PC, and guess what? Still an active online player base!!! Connected right into a server with players... using a Windows 98SE machine, with a video card from 2000... in 2024... 🤣 🤣 🤣
Was there something "special" about these cards? I know why some old ISA SB16's go for some decent coin for specific variations, but I know little about these AdLib cards...
Playing some Wing Commander Prophecy on the Voodoo 5 5500 with 4xAA using Glide! The good old days of gaming... 😎 Using the patch to get resolution to 1280x1024 as well, plays great. This is why I wanted a Voodoo 5 5500, for the amazing glide AA, and the ability to use real hardware to do it...
Look what gorgeous beauty came in the mail today (Voodoo 5 5500 AGP)... so far testing is going well in Windows 98SE, a very nice addition to my Retro PC. Loving the 4x RGSS AA in Glide Games who can't go above 1024x768... Glad I got this entered into my collection, and it will get use...
Proud owner of a Voodoo 5 5500 AGP finally. Snagged it for $450... normally they go for more it seems. Piece of history, hope it works... 🤣 Seller said it posted in bios just fine, so hopefully that's a good sign. Will find out in a week I guess!
I fail to understand why these are "sold" for so much money... lol. There is literally nothing this card offers that you can't get with a much better 6800GT AGP card, and much quieter.
Mostly Nostalgia... last fall I build a Retro PC around my still working Voodoo 3 3000 AGP I bought back in high school... lol. Was fun to revisit some glide games on the real hardware, voodoo's dithering really was something else that emulation simply can't recreate or touch. Plus, it was...
This right here. Microcenter really has a "no questions asked" type of return policy if you are within the return window. I have never had an issue. Also, why I buy all my monitors there... I have on several instances returned monitors more than once to get one with 0 dead pixels and no...
Yeah, probably because they do not want a rush of people, but at the same time, I'm not going to go unless I KNOW I get can the product. Funny story, back when I got my 3090 there you could view the source of the webpage and find the quantity in stock that way... ;) There was code on top of...
They started here in Columbus, Ohio... and I can confirm the store is almost always packed :) They price match online pricing too from Amazon or Newegg, it's so nice. I give them all my PC business unless they simply don't have what I need.
Interestingly, I have my Voodoo 3 3000 paried with a AMD Athlon XP2800+ and it performs worlds better than it did back when I actually used it on a Pentium II & III back in the day. It's an unrealistic CPU to use with it, but absolutely free's it from any limitations. I run it overclocked at...
Heat maybe? I don't know, I would think vcache on both would be ideal and no need for software solutions past wanting to stay on a single CCD. Not sure how 7000 series does with cross CCD comms in general in games, but when I went with an all core OC on my 5950X, cross CCD in games does not...
If you read the article, it's really just highlighting it being the first card for gaming having hardware T&L vs. software (and thus the CPU). I think most of us "old time" gamers had a Voodoo card at some point before nvidia took off. The article is focused mainly on traditional hardware...
It forces teamwork... but I had no clue what it was about until I was trying to cap and had to ask WTF was going on... lol. Teamwork is also why I recently suggested they put shields around the flag as well if the team generator is online to slow someone to a crawl. Tribes 2 had that, and I...
I mean, I loved Tribes 2 back in the day, but I have no illusions about it ever returning. I also enjoyed T:A quite a bit as well. I enjoy this game for the fast-paced movement and CTF action. I can see it probably getting old after a bit, but not before I got my $17 worth out of it. It is...
For sure... OC'ing is always luck of the Silicon Gods as we all well know over the last 30+ years... lol. :) If you can keep your GPU at 100% with much less stutter, you are doing better already with your configuration. I lucked out with a 4.8Ghz OC w/ 1.35V on a 5950X I think... lol...
No, I mean turn off that PBO garbage and legit OC via voltage and multiplier the "old school" way. For example; 45x multiplier with 100 BCLK at say 1.25Vcore or something. Your milage my vary obviously, 1.35Vcore is the "accepted" 24/7 max voltage on the 5xxx, but you could probably go higher...
FWIW, you can overcome the slight dip in CPU score pretty easy if you overclock all cores. Also, make sure CPPC is OFF. What I proved, and have used for well over a year now is the absolute best way to run a Ryzen 5xxx CPU (for gaming anyway).
All-Core OC, Turn SMT off, you can max out a 4090 on a 5xxx series this way, and also remove stuttering in games. If you need the link to where i talked about this elsewhere with graphs, let me know! ;)
Right now, I'll just play a file through "Edge" as the player to get the HDR upscaling in real time if need be... Maybe VLC player will add it soon like it did with the VSR tech, but who knows.
I have been playing with this for over a week now, it works decently well. Obviously not nearly as good as true HDR content, but it does a decent enough job that in "most" cases, it looks better than the normal SDR content. In combination with the VSR, it really makes content pop that is not...
Not mad, if it needs to be moved and someone has the ability, I'm all for it, please move it, if possible, I don't want to create any confusion or issues for people. :) I thought this was the correct area or I would have posted it elsewhere. It's kind of a tech feature, but yeah, GPU related...
Yeah, I know, was unsure though as this kind of counts as "tech news". Looking at this general area, I see posts about AMD Fluid Frames, RTX Supers, etc. So, I think it fits right in line, otherwise it looks like a ton of threads should be moved.
Been playing with it this morning, does wonders for SDR videos and "converting" them to HDR in real time! Arguably much more useful than VSR, but the combination of both now is great for streaming platforms where you may only get 1080P SDR content but want as close as you can get to 4K w/...
Not to spoil the fun, but are you absolutely sure its the RAM and not a bad channel on the IMC of the new 7800X3D you picked up? I would think it would have failed with the 7950X3D too as they have the same I/O die (and memory controller).
Doubt it unless u are failing prime95, bad CPUs cause crashes, not bad benchmarks.
I'm not familiar with the 7950X3D past specs, but are you able to "all core OC" those chips like the 5xxx series? I'm sure you would have 2 different clocks with the X3D CCD vs normal CCD, but maybe ur PBO...
So as promised, I ran Timespy with GPUz open so you can compare. I limited my GPU voltage to 1.07V to match closer to you (as my chip is unlocked to 1.1V). I think we found your problem buddy... something is limiting your GPU on that setup, and I'd venture to guess the CPU and/or memory as...
I'd have to run a Timespy on my 4090 with this open to compare, but assuming your 2 graphic runs are the ones with the most GPU usage, you can clearly see the GPU on "average" is probably sitting at 60~80% on both tests. I know Timespy on a 4090 is NOT the most demanding, but it IS indicating...