Thanks for the post, very clear :) I'm gonna have to resort to using both
cards I think, shame really, I wanted the m3d for my daughters machine. I
also wanted the mystique 220 for the same purpose, but I can't get the
onboard card here (pc-chips M571 mobo, 4mb agp onboard) and the voodoo1 to
coexist peacefully at all. Reading the mobo manual, the onboard is a 2d/3d
card, which explains the clash I guess (not a board I'll buy again, the
mike wont work either, with or without a sb16). There's no way I can see of
disabling/overriding the inbuilt 3d, but if I've gotta open me box up to
fit the m3d I might just try again...

>You must use the Properties screen to "disable" the m3D when playing
>Gluide/VooDoo games, and reinitialize it when you want to use the m3D.  You
>must use the m3D OpenGL patches, (not the VooDoo), for OpenGL games

Regards

Steve Harrison

         The PCBUILD web site always needs good submissions.  If
          you would like to contribute to the website, send any
               hardware tech tips or hardware reviews to:
                           [log in to unmask]