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by **Phillip Barre** » Wed, 24 Jul 1996 04:00:00

Hello,

I have a Millennium (OEM version) that didn't come with 3DFX, as this
only comes with the retail version. Any idea where I might get hold
of 3DFX from? Matrox can supply the upgrade to Win 95 but not the
actual program.

Thanks,
Phill Barrett

CIS:101545,1027

by **neuco** » Fri, 26 Jul 1996 04:00:00

These are totally different boards!
3DFX is a CHIP and thus you need their new (should be excellent) board which
is designed around this chip. The old Millenium board in NO way compares in terms of
performance or capabilities!!!!

>Hello,

>I have a Millennium (OEM version) that didn't come with 3DFX, as this
>only comes with the retail version. Any idea where I might get hold
>of 3DFX from? Matrox can supply the upgrade to Win 95 but not the
>actual program.

>Thanks,
>Phill Barrett

>CIS:101545,1027

by **Phillip Barre** » Sun, 28 Jul 1996 04:00:00

>These are totally different boards!
>3DFX is a CHIP and thus you need their new (should be excellent) board which
>is designed around this chip. The old Millenium board in NO way compares in terms of
>performance or capabilities!!!!

>>Hello,

>>I have a Millennium (OEM version) that didn't come with 3DFX, as this
>>only comes with the retail version. Any idea where I might get hold
>>of 3DFX from? Matrox can supply the upgrade to Win 95 but not the
>>actual program.

>>Thanks,
>>Phill Barrett

>>CIS:101545,1027

Em, I don't think so. Thanks for the help but I've since found out
that 3DFX is a software package by Asymetrix that was bundled with the
retail version of the Millennium. Incidentally, the Millennium isn't
an 'old' card. I don't know where you get your info from but it
doesn't seem correct.
Phill Barrett

CIS:101545,1027

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