I know that the memory is very limited but this are/would be small buffers for a great performance boost!

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QuoteI have problems to play Unreal Tournament 2004 with Voodoo4 4500 in OpenGL. Direct3D is avaible but there are many bugs in textures. Maybe it is best i take a screenshot with that bugs.
Is it able to play that game in Glide-Mode?

About UT2004 and D3D, the best is that you take scrennshoots

I tried UT2003 in Opengl but frankly, D3D was the best (was under Win9x)

You can't play UT2004 in Glide.
Only the first, you can.

Now i have used MesaFX v.6.2.0.1 for OpenGL in Unreal Tournament 2004. It worked very stable and has produced higher/more stable framerates than sfftalpha30. Quality with OpenGL was also better than with Direct3D. But both modes produces same bugs in textures. Maybe i must set higher texture detail. I will try it out and take a screenshot.

First, i know nothing about programming, too. But wouldn't it be possible to drastically increase video performance with more buffers/pre-buffers before displaying the processed graphic? I have seen great increase when switching from 0 Pending Buffers to 1 Pending Buffers and would suggest to set it to min. 1 Pending Buffers by default when installing driver whitout 3dfx-tools or v.control or another tool, if possible. Sorry for my bad question, but can that T-Buffer utilized to boost 3D-performance, instead of using it for better quality? Maybe it is one of that hidden performance booster in that good old voodoo5 at least.

I have problems to play Unreal Tournament 2004 with Voodoo4 4500 in OpenGL. Direct3D is avaible but there are many bugs in textures. Maybe it is best i take a screenshot with that bugs.
Is it able to play that game in Glide-Mode?