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Article #250Re: UNIVBE5.1 Problems
From: cyb... Terminator
Date: Thu, 28 Mar 1996 00:00
Date: Thu, 28 Mar 1996 00:00
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mcar...@freenet.columbus.oh.us (Michael Carmack) wrote: >an23...@anon.penet.fi wrote: > > >: I can only run Duke Nukem at 320X400 I have ran the full tests un >: unvbe5.1 and here are the failed portions of the test. >: My ATI MACH64 card test indicate that "Loaded Vesa Bios supports 640X480 >: at 32K colors." I have the ATI set at 32K colors. > >: Performing FULL compliance test (all video modes) > >[test message deleted] > >Hey, you're getting a lot farther than me. I'm using a Diamond Stealth 64 >PCI 2 MB DRAM board, and whenever I try to run uvconfig my system crashes. >And it crashes HARD; a simple reset doesn't work, I have to turn the PC >off/on again to reboot. > >Fortunately, my bios will run Duke in 640x480 just fine. But I want to >run Quake in the high-res modes as well, but I can't get it to work. I So 640x480 is no more "high-res" eh ? Damn, I'd be glad if I'd be getting 30 fps during modem play at 320x200. >also can't run 11th Hour from DOS without everything being "blue-scale"; >oddly, it works just fine in Win95. >-- >======================================================================== >"In sports, it's not who wins or | Mike Carmack > loses; it's how drunk you get." | Vulcan Dragon, UDIC > - Homer Simpson | mcar...@freenet.columbus.oh.us
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