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  • DirectX 8 and Windows 2000

    Is DX8 worth installing on Win2k? Does it fix anything? Cause problems?




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    Last edited by Heiney; 20 May 2022, 10:42.

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    DX8 and win2k were destined for each other. My games work better, and my SB Live! works better (still needs improvement, tho).

    Rags

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    • #3
      Yep, Directx8 is sweet. Especially when you have drivers that support it.
      C:\DOS
      C:\DOS\RUN
      \RUN\DOS\RUN

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      • #4
        No problems here with DX8, yet.

        Dustin, why on earth are you running a Katmai on your system? That BF6 & Crucial RAM are begging for a Coppermine..

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        • #5
          DirectX 8 is a _NECESSARY_ update to Win2k. The version of directX 7 that shipped with Win2k had a number of fairly serious bugs that are fixed with DX8. You'll see at least a 25% speed boost in DX on your video, and real hardware support for your sound card.

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