it definitely does work really well! Runs at 600x480 with "normal" level lighting quality. Didn't have any stutter. The only issue I had was the controller getting disconnected.
This is a great question and my plan is to test that today and upload the video today or tomorrow. I had a quick look at GTA2, Quake (GLQuake), Quake II and Mortal Kombat 4. All worked good apart from Quake 2, explosions were a bit hard on the Voodoo1 card I think.
I had to make some changes to the system since the one I used while I record this gameplay video kept giving me bluescreens every few minutes. I think IDE controller on the motherboard is dead. I put together a different PC. Upgraded CPU to 200Mhz and RAM to 128 (Unreal didn't like 32MB). Here is the timedemo: ruclips.net/video/8QbbS6mriKM/видео.html I actually wanted to play the game but unfortunately the PC couldn't handle it. Average 12FPS dropping down to 2-3FPS didn't seem playable. I think Unreal will need to wait for another PC build. Please let me know if you want to see any other games with that PC. I usually put the specs in the video descriptions.
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Runs really well. Early 3d games from 1996 to 1998 are no problem for this system.
it definitely does work really well! Runs at 600x480 with "normal" level lighting quality. Didn't have any stutter. The only issue I had was the controller getting disconnected.
Interesting
hey thanks! I think later I'll give the game another try with a different PC and controller. I think Win95 drivers are a little flaky.
How well does Unreal run on this system ?
This is a great question and my plan is to test that today and upload the video today or tomorrow. I had a quick look at GTA2, Quake (GLQuake), Quake II and Mortal Kombat 4. All worked good apart from Quake 2, explosions were a bit hard on the Voodoo1 card I think.
I had to make some changes to the system since the one I used while I record this gameplay video kept giving me bluescreens every few minutes. I think IDE controller on the motherboard is dead. I put together a different PC. Upgraded CPU to 200Mhz and RAM to 128 (Unreal didn't like 32MB).
Here is the timedemo:
ruclips.net/video/8QbbS6mriKM/видео.html
I actually wanted to play the game but unfortunately the PC couldn't handle it. Average 12FPS dropping down to 2-3FPS didn't seem playable. I think Unreal will need to wait for another PC build. Please let me know if you want to see any other games with that PC. I usually put the specs in the video descriptions.