Originally posted by khaos4wood
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"The G200 is a 2D, 3D, and video accelerator chip for personal computers designed by Matrox. It was released in 1998."
"Throughout most of its life G200 had to get by, in popular games such as Quake II, with a slow Direct3D-to-OpenGL wrapper driver."
Yeah, really using software render is going to be the only realistic Quake option with your graphics card. Even a cheap old GeForce2 for $10 like such ...
Dell C810 C840 8100 32MB Nvidia GeForce2 video 1M264 - eBay (item 390091127697 end time Nov-05-09 14:21:10 PST)
... would make GL engines an option (I know, my Linux machine was low end on the specifications and installing my ancient GeForce2 made it capable of using GLQuake engines at acceptable speeds).
But without a viable graphics card, your only option would be something like ProQuake's software renderer (wqpro).



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