Colin McRae Rally (1998), 3DFX Voodoo 4MB

Colin McRae Rally is a racing video game developed and published by Codemasters for PlayStation and Microsoft Windows. It features 8 official cars and their drivers and rallies from the 1998 World Rally Championship season, in addition to 4 extra cars. A 2D version was released for the Game Boy Color in Europe in 2001. It was developed by Spellbound and published by THQ.
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Machine: Pentium 233MHz MMX, motherboard FIC PT-2006 + 256kB COAST module (total cache 512kB), Diamond Stealth64 S3 Vision968 4MB PCI, ColorMax 3DFX Voodoo 4MB PCI, 32MB EDO RAM and Sound Blaster AWE32 CT3900 8MB. MS-DOS 6.22
Captured on real hardware with Kramer VGA scaler VP-420, AverMedia DarkCrystal HD VGA1080 C199 and OBS Studio. Edit Vegas 17 PRO.

[@infinity2z3r07]

Impressive performance for late 1998 game on late 1996 hardware.
Did you ever consider giving this machine 64mb RAM?

[@Dudulinek82]

Pentium 200MHz, 32MB RAM and 4MB videocard is recommended setup for CMR. But yes i am also surprised how god CMR run on V1. I have no plan put more ram to this computer. 32MB is more than enough

[@IonfraX]

Nice setup! I have a question - how do you set up the darkcrystal capture card on these old motherboards? I remember you were able to do it even for 775i65G, but that doesn't have a PCI-e 1 slot. So how do you even fit the capture card in the motherboard?

[@Dudulinek82]

hi. Both capture cards, elgato for HDMI and avermedia for VGA are in modern Windows 11 computer, no inside retro computer where is game. Full setup for capture and stream: Core i5 8500, GTX1080, 16GB DDR4 3000MHz, M2 SSD, Elgato 4k60PRO and Avermedia DarkCrystal HD1080 VGA C199. Software for recording and stream OBS Studio.

[@IonfraX]

@@Dudulinek82 oh! Sorry I misunderstood. So the capture card is fitted in the modern computer's motherboard, and a cable goes from the old computer's monitor to the new computer's cabinet? Is that correct or anything I got wrong?