Sna-e 0 Posted October 28, 2001 I download the drivers but they doesn't work! I start a new game and the game exit after a one second! I have voodoo 3 3000 AGP with tv out! What to do? Share this post Link to post
viperxjs 0 Posted October 28, 2001 Well which drivers are you using? There are a few different ones out there. Share this post Link to post
Sna-e 0 Posted October 28, 2001 all of them doesn't work. I download with tools & without tools I download 10 drivers and they doesn't work. Share this post Link to post
Brian Frank 0 Posted October 29, 2001 From where? Here? 3dfx site (yes, it's still up)? VoodooExtreme? Share this post Link to post
Sna-e 0 Posted October 29, 2001 I don't remember from where I download. On Win 98 The voodoo is working perfect! I download From Here http://www.3dfx4xp.cjb.net/ And from Here http://www.ntcompatible.com/3dfxfaq.shtml And I have 4 drivers that doesn't work! Maybe the voodoo is not good? Share this post Link to post
evilbanshee 0 Posted October 29, 2001 What games is it? Does it use Direct3d, Glide, or OpenGL? Share this post Link to post
Hykster 0 Posted October 30, 2001 I got my 3dfx Voodoo3 3000 drivers from this site (ntcompatible.com) and all of my games DO WORK with the new drivers. Diablo II runs under 3dfx Glide mode instead of DirectDraw2D. Unreal Tournament uses the card along with everything associated with Half-Life, Quake and anything else. It's working just great for me. Hykster Share this post Link to post
Mr_Shide 0 Posted October 31, 2001 Hello, Sna-e! Here's the low down on the Voodoo3 XP situation. What happened is 3DFX is out of buisness, so there was no one to write new drivers for XP. Nvidia has aquired all of 3DFX's assets, but they are not going to release new drivers. So Microsoft wrote their own for XP. And because they're Microsoft, they didn't include any support for OpenGl or Glide, (as they are competitors to DirectX). So what is a Voodoo3/4/5 user to do? Well, there are some L337 H4X0rs out there that have made some drivers. It has taken a long time, but there is finally a version that works the best. A bunch of guys have been steadily releasing better and better versions. A guy named Cairey figured out the last part that was making things crash, and now everything is peachy! You can download his drivers at: Voodoo3 WinXP drivers His web page and F.A.Q. is at http://go.to/cairey Also,x3Dfx is an excellent resource. Good luck! I'll be around to help if it doesn't work Share this post Link to post
askii64 0 Posted November 1, 2001 the guy who originally hex edited the glide files to make them work is called "hujer hoe". So now everybody calls the drivers the "hoe drivers". lol Share this post Link to post
INFERNO2000 0 Posted November 1, 2001 I don't know what I did right or wrong.. but in XP Pro: Red Faction Quake3 RTCW AvP2 Tribes2 all work with whatever the drivers listed on the frontpage a week ago were on my Voodoo3 I only get about 70 fps, which isn't great..but it's playable. Share this post Link to post
Sna-e 0 Posted November 1, 2001 10x I will trying to install the Other Driver that somebody gave me Share this post Link to post
Sna-e 0 Posted November 1, 2001 This Driver http://www.cairey.verycool.co.uk/downloads/vdrivers/1.08/V3_4_5Win2kXP1.08-xp.zip doesn't work to I only press setup I need to do something else? Share this post Link to post
Mr_Shide 0 Posted November 2, 2001 Doesn't work, huh? I hate it when things don't work! Here's a step by step that removes pretty much any problems: Right click on the "my computer" icon on your desktop Click on the "hardware" tab Click on "device manager" Double click on "display adapters" Right click on "voodoo3" (or whatever name it is) Click on "uninstall" Once that's done, go to "control panel" Double click on "add/remove programs" Uninstall "3dfx tools" Restart your comp Hold down F8 Select "safe mode" Once in safe mode, run Cairey's setup Once that is done, restart your comp Let me know if you still have problems! Share this post Link to post
Sna-e 0 Posted November 2, 2001 U sure that I need to do it in Safe Mode? Share this post Link to post
Mr_Shide 0 Posted November 6, 2001 No, you don't have too. It's just a way to minimize the possibility of other problems screwing something up. Share this post Link to post