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i have a creative labs vooodoo 2 12 mb.. and i suspect it is roasted...
here is the case:
i was playing Counterstrike just now and i want to quit so i pressed ESC. The display still stay the same palce and i restarted my PC. After restarted, i tried to play red faction or quake 3 and they say it cant detect my voodoo 2!
i restarted my computer a few times and installed the old and new drivers over and over again.it kept showing this error message "glide2x.dll need Voodoo^2 but none found"..
the only way now is plugging out the card and plugging in again which i never try yet.gonna try later.....but i suspect it's roasted..sigh..
 

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Try toasting a marshmallow over the card. If you can, it's roasted. :wink:

Seriously, it sounds like the card died.

486/SX 25 @ 256. Anyone have any dry ice to cool down the system?
 

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Good to hear.

It still might be fun to roast some marshmallows over it though :wink:

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I did. The P2B doesn't support the lower voltage is the best guess we had. An slotket card should fix that IF it has a voltage setting regulator.

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oh i understand now.. so i must use a slotket WITH an onboard voltage control to setthe voltage but anyway the lowest for P2B is 1.8
 

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1.8? Oh, that's good. The P3 I had was 1.7, so you won't be overvolting it too much.

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