Help with Unreal Tournament on a Riva tnt

[dustinsiemers]

Could somebody please help me. I have a Riva tnt card made by STB. My problem is that whenever I try to play UT using OpenGL, I can play for a while, but then I always get a UT General Protection fault. I am currently using the 3.48 version of UT, and the latest(1.60) drivers by STB. Does anyone else have any riva tnt drivers that run stable in Unreal Tournament?

[GomezAddams]

Have you tried Nvidia's detonator drivers ?
I have a CL TNT board and it works well with Unreal using the detonator drivers. Epic says that the last patch of Unreal uses virtually the same graphics engine as UT. I don't have direct experience with UT.

[flavio]

Why not try D3D instead of OpenGL??

[GomezAddams]

Good idea. I use OpenGL because I think it looks considerably better but if it doesn't work it makes sense to try an alternative.

[UnrealMasteR]

Try the Detonators Drivers 3.53 from Nvidia Site, they work fine for me, I have a TNT2
and UT runs better than with the original driver CD of my card and no crashes with OGL.

Try it and post here what about.
Get the drivers here :

http://www.nvidia.com/Products.nsf/htmlmedia/software_drivers.html

If they doesn´t work for you as flavio and Gomez says , try the D3D, and post here again.

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[LarrySherm]

Hi.

I'm running a p2 400 with a cl TNT using
the latest (10/6) CL drivers. I tried openGl, glide (CL unified drivers),
and D3D. So far D3D (with dx7) has given me the best performance.

On a side note, I had bad luck with the 3.53 detonator drivers. No measurable speed increase
and occasional lock ups in baldur's gate and UT.

Larry

[BB2K]

I have no probs whatever with my STB drivers and Unreal.

What else do u have in your system???

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