Hello.
I want to ones again be able to play my old games that I used when running Win 98 SE. Titels like the very first Unreal Tournament uses 3DFX. Fighter Pilot uses Direct X 6 and proberly also 3DFX. Have the almost compleate collection of the Need For Speed saga 3-6, (NFS 3 Hot Pursuit, NFS High Stakes and NFS Porsche). A funny but missleading and confusing thing is that on the cover on NFS Hot Pursuit 2 box cover art the orange Lamborghini with the helicopter behind look almost identical with the NFS 3 Hot Pursuit cover art of a orange Lamborghini with a polis car behind, thus when you looking closly on both you will see that the last one dont look the same on the front spoiler and front lights at all. When I could run NFS Hot Pursuit 2 on my XP and is made 2002 there just must be that the NFS 3 Hot Pursuit is older when that only support Win 98???
I have my old Voodoo 3 PCI GPU that supports 3DFX in one of my box and wonder if I can plug it into a modern motherboard PCI slot (not PCI-express and not VGA, but a simple old time PCI slot)? Or to turn the question in the opposit way: can I use a nowday PCI-e GPU to play a 3DFX game on? Does PCI-e GPUs support 3DFX at all or is it just the Windows OS that mess it up? Cant imagen I in any way is able to use my Win 7 with SLI to play those sort of games with 3DFX even if I install separatly OS on it. Know that one is able to make Win 7 to go down to Win 32 bit to use programs used on Win 98, but that is only for old Office and databank programs, but not to play old games on since this mode only use a extremly basic HID to make it work. Have no built-in graphic on my CPU, use the "old-time" and raw power 1366 socket (first generation i7 4-core CPU).
The most simple way is to build a small and basic new PC to use Win 98 on. But as I wrote before, does a new GPU support 3DFX, and can I use my old Voodoo 3 PCI GPU into a modern MB PCI slots?
I want to ones again be able to play my old games that I used when running Win 98 SE. Titels like the very first Unreal Tournament uses 3DFX. Fighter Pilot uses Direct X 6 and proberly also 3DFX. Have the almost compleate collection of the Need For Speed saga 3-6, (NFS 3 Hot Pursuit, NFS High Stakes and NFS Porsche). A funny but missleading and confusing thing is that on the cover on NFS Hot Pursuit 2 box cover art the orange Lamborghini with the helicopter behind look almost identical with the NFS 3 Hot Pursuit cover art of a orange Lamborghini with a polis car behind, thus when you looking closly on both you will see that the last one dont look the same on the front spoiler and front lights at all. When I could run NFS Hot Pursuit 2 on my XP and is made 2002 there just must be that the NFS 3 Hot Pursuit is older when that only support Win 98???
I have my old Voodoo 3 PCI GPU that supports 3DFX in one of my box and wonder if I can plug it into a modern motherboard PCI slot (not PCI-express and not VGA, but a simple old time PCI slot)? Or to turn the question in the opposit way: can I use a nowday PCI-e GPU to play a 3DFX game on? Does PCI-e GPUs support 3DFX at all or is it just the Windows OS that mess it up? Cant imagen I in any way is able to use my Win 7 with SLI to play those sort of games with 3DFX even if I install separatly OS on it. Know that one is able to make Win 7 to go down to Win 32 bit to use programs used on Win 98, but that is only for old Office and databank programs, but not to play old games on since this mode only use a extremly basic HID to make it work. Have no built-in graphic on my CPU, use the "old-time" and raw power 1366 socket (first generation i7 4-core CPU).
The most simple way is to build a small and basic new PC to use Win 98 on. But as I wrote before, does a new GPU support 3DFX, and can I use my old Voodoo 3 PCI GPU into a modern MB PCI slots?