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Further question to this subject.
I have 3D Blaster PCI, which has 2D/3D capability, and I plan to buy
Diamond Monster 3D 2,
and since I don't have any experience with add-on 3D card before and never
seen the board,
I'm wondering how is the connection between the old card and the add-on 3D
card made ?

Or can anybody point me to a web site which explain this ?

rrunner <rrunner@tso4u.com> wrote in article
<6m6485$50d$1@supernews.com>...
> I have a Dell Dimension XPR 400 with the 4meg NVIDIA 128 AGP card and the
> 12meg Diamond Monster 3DII.  I don't have any problems with these cards.
> Some programs will ask you which card you want to use when you start
them.
> Other times the program takes the AGP card.  I forgot where I downloaded
> them (maybe somebody else can help), but if you download the tweakit
utility
> for your NVIDIA card, you can turn off the D3D feature to make the
programs
> use the 3DII card.  There is another program 3D Control Center that lets
you
> select which card is your primary 3D card.  I found both of these
programs
> reading through other posts in this NG.
> Good Luck with your new computer.
> 
> Jim
> 
> 
> Herman wrote in message <3586c0ea.881497@news.atl.bellsouth.net>...
> >I am considering ordering a new Dell Dimension and it comes with the
> >STB 2D/3D card, or the Diamond Permedia 2D/3D card.  I would like to
> >add a Canopus Pure 3D II 3D card along with this.  My question is:
> >Will the 3dfx Voodoo 2 chipset cause any conflicts with the 3D chipset
> >already on the preinstalled video card?  Or will the 3dfx software run
> >fine?  In the case of software that supports both Voodoo2 and the RIVA
> >chipset (which is what I think the preinstalled video cards have),
> >which one will it work with?  Thanks.
> >
> >Remove the NOSPAM. to reply
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