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Article #23dfx on Mac (not Techworks Power3D)?
From: J. Scott Martin
Date: Thu, 25 Dec 1997 00:00
Date: Thu, 25 Dec 1997 00:00
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Can someone please post an actual "running" 3dfx config for the Mac, other than the Power3D card. Please specify which PCI card you are using, and what drivers you had to install to get the Mac to recognize it. Also, if you can include the price you paid for the board I'd appreciate it. I had heard of people using an ATI driver to allow the Mac to recognize the 3dfx board. Currently I've got a PowerCenterPro 210 with the ATI RageII chipset (so I don't need a 3dfx to run QD3D). If someone has this working I'd like to know so I don't have to pay Techworks for games I already own. If I can't find a board for less than $129 that works, I'll probably go with Techworks for the support.
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