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Quake2 on Windows NT Server/Workstation

Rev Hellfire · 1998-11-04 13:49:00

Yep quake runs on NT 4, but will need service pack 3 installed for the direct x support.

04-11-1998 1:49pm

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Yep quake runs on NT 4, but will need service pack 3 installed for the direct x support.

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#2 04-11-1998 3:28pm

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What about Service pack 4? How's it on that?

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#3 04-11-1998 4:17pm

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Any service pack after 3 should be ok.
It's only needed to provide Direct-X 3
support.

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#4 05-11-1998 12:29am

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Quake2 runs ok on these doesn't it? and 3Dfx cards? they ok too? need to know sort a quick

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