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#1
233mhz pentumII  
256mb ram
Compaq V50 monitor
ATI Rage Pro 4 Mb conected to a >> Voodoo II 12Mb ( under the resources tab it says "this device is not using any resources because it has a problem" however the driver sasy it is working fine. ) Anyone else get this message under WindowsXP/devicemanager/fastvoodoo/resources with the Fast Voodoo II 2.5 driver? How can i test if the card is actually working?  Does the card only work for selected games?  So many questions... thanks for the help!
#2
Also, does any one knnow how to make my screen brighter? my games are really dark and the brightness on my monitor (compaq v50) is turned up all the way, is there a setting in xp i can change or on the video card properties? thanks!!!:)
#3
So what driver should I be using?  The one i have does not work. I know that sim sity uses my ATI card, but when i installed xp the game seems slower, i dont know if it the card or xp.
#4
I forgot to tell that my voodoo card shows up in multie media devices
#5
I have a 4mb 3d rage pro that shows up in Display Adapters and it is connected to my Voodoo 2 12mb ( pci) slot , i installed the fastvodoo2 2.0  driver and everything seems fine in device manager except when i click on resorces it says "this device is not using any resources because it has a problem.

When I had vodoo 2 installed under windows me i did not have this problem.  I used to be able to play simcity 3000 and under the settings in game resolution i could choose from voodoo2 or 3d rage pro, but now only my rage card is present.  game is very slow to generate the map display of a large city now.

CAn someone please help?  do I need a new driver, I cannot find it.  Also with my old driver under windows me ( i now have xp ) i could adjust glide, refresh rates under the desktop properties but now I do not know where this menue is located for the new driver.