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Crypt1cMayh3m: /* DOSBox Emulation of 3Dfx */

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DOSBox Emulation of 3Dfx

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Crypt1cMayh3m: /* DOSBox Emulation of 3Dfx */

2024-12-05T03:51:56Z

DOSBox Emulation of 3Dfx

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	= References =		= References =

			[[Category:Emulated Hardware]]

EXO at 17:57, 5 November 2021

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			= References =

EXO at 17:56, 5 November 2021

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	= Voodoo Graphics =		= Voodoo Graphics =
			Introduced in 1996, the Voodoo brought early 3D GPU support to the MS-DOS platform. A typical Voodoo Graphics PCI expansion card consisted of a DAC, a frame buffer processor and a texture mapping unit, along with 4 MB of EDO DRAM. The RAM and graphics processors operated at 50 MHz. It provided only 3D acceleration and as such the computer also needed a traditional video controller for conventional 2D software.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3dfx_Interactive</ref>

	= DOSBox Emulation of 3Dfx =		= DOSBox Emulation of 3Dfx =
	3Dfx has been available in DOSBox for several years, however support has always been a little spotty. This is partly due to the CPU power needed to emulate the card, however it is also due to the less then perfect 3Dfx patches that developers released for their games.		3Dfx has been available in DOSBox for several years, however support has always been a little spotty. This is partly due to the CPU power needed to emulate the card, however it is also due to the less then perfect 3Dfx patches that developers released for their games.

	~~=== 3Dfx Games in eXoDOS ===~~

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EXO at 17:54, 5 November 2021

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	3Dfx has been available in DOSBox for several years, however support has always been a little spotty. This is partly due to the CPU power needed to emulate the card, however it is also due to the less then perfect 3Dfx patches that developers released for their games.		3Dfx has been available in DOSBox for several years, however support has always been a little spotty. This is partly due to the CPU power needed to emulate the card, however it is also due to the less then perfect 3Dfx patches that developers released for their games.

	== 3Dfx Games in eXoDOS ==		=== 3Dfx Games in eXoDOS ===

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EXO at 17:54, 5 November 2021

2021-11-05T17:54:48Z

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	3Dfx has been available in DOSBox for several years, however support has always been a little spotty. This is partly due to the CPU power needed to emulate the card, however it is also due to the less then perfect 3Dfx patches that developers released for their games.		3Dfx has been available in DOSBox for several years, however support has always been a little spotty. This is partly due to the CPU power needed to emulate the card, however it is also due to the less then perfect 3Dfx patches that developers released for their games.

	= 3Dfx Games in eXoDOS =		== 3Dfx Games in eXoDOS ==

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EXO at 17:54, 5 November 2021

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	[[File:3dfx logo.png\|250px\|thumb\|right\|3Dfx Interactive]]		[[File:3dfx logo.png\|250px\|thumb\|right\|3Dfx Interactive]]
	[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3dfx_Interactive 3Dfx] was the beginning of high end graphics cards that has the ability to enhance 3D rendering. The Glide API was dedicated to gaming with features designed to support 3D geometry, basic texture mapping, and higher resolution. The first cards were daughter cards that had to run in tandem with a standard video card, as they could only handle 3D rendering. <br><br>		[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3dfx_Interactive 3Dfx] was the beginning of high end graphics cards that has the ability to enhance 3D rendering. The Glide API was dedicated to gaming with features designed to support 3D geometry, basic texture mapping, and higher resolution. The first cards were daughter cards that had to run in tandem with a standard video card, as they could only handle 3D rendering. <br><br>
	3Dfx has been available in DOSBox for several years, however support has always been a little spotty. This is partly due to the CPU power needed to emulate the card, however it is also due to the less then perfect 3Dfx patches that developers released for their games.

	= Voodoo Graphics =		= Voodoo Graphics =

			= DOSBox Emulation of 3Dfx =
			3Dfx has been available in DOSBox for several years, however support has always been a little spotty. This is partly due to the CPU power needed to emulate the card, however it is also due to the less then perfect 3Dfx patches that developers released for their games.

	= 3Dfx Games in eXoDOS =		= 3Dfx Games in eXoDOS =

EXO at 17:53, 5 November 2021

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	[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3dfx_Interactive 3Dfx] was the beginning of high end graphics cards that has the ability to enhance 3D rendering. The Glide API was dedicated to gaming with features designed to support 3D geometry, basic texture mapping, and higher resolution. The first cards were daughter cards that had to run in tandem with a standard video card, as they could only handle 3D rendering. <br><br>		[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3dfx_Interactive 3Dfx] was the beginning of high end graphics cards that has the ability to enhance 3D rendering. The Glide API was dedicated to gaming with features designed to support 3D geometry, basic texture mapping, and higher resolution. The first cards were daughter cards that had to run in tandem with a standard video card, as they could only handle 3D rendering. <br><br>
	3Dfx has been available in DOSBox for several years, however support has always been a little spotty. This is partly due to the CPU power needed to emulate the card, however it is also due to the less then perfect 3Dfx patches that developers released for their games.		3Dfx has been available in DOSBox for several years, however support has always been a little spotty. This is partly due to the CPU power needed to emulate the card, however it is also due to the less then perfect 3Dfx patches that developers released for their games.

			= Voodoo Graphics =

	= 3Dfx Games in eXoDOS =		= 3Dfx Games in eXoDOS =

EXO at 17:53, 5 November 2021

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	3Dfx has been available in DOSBox for several years, however support has always been a little spotty. This is partly due to the CPU power needed to emulate the card, however it is also due to the less then perfect 3Dfx patches that developers released for their games.		3Dfx has been available in DOSBox for several years, however support has always been a little spotty. This is partly due to the CPU power needed to emulate the card, however it is also due to the less then perfect 3Dfx patches that developers released for their games.

	= 3Dfx ~~games~~ in eXoDOS =		= 3Dfx Games in eXoDOS =

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