Oh yes, the Voodoo5 can run UT2003 in 1024x768

I usually run it in 16bit with the 22bit POST Filter. Looks good enough in my Opinion, and conserves some Memory bandwidth.

And with only 850Mhz, and (beware) a bare 128MB, your Voodoo5 has alot of unused potential

UT2003 runs on low memory very fast, and 256MB are considered really minimum for smooth Gameplay.

Mine is running on an AthlonXP 2200+ and 256MB, commonly doing anywhere from 25 to 80 fps (really depends on CPU load I guess).

Since your System is 100% CPU and RAM limited, the Voodoo5 doesn't care if it's running 640x480 or 1024x768.

You could even tweak the Visual Quality much further :

3dfx Advanced Options :
- Video Quality : High
- Alpha Blending : Sharper
- MipMap LOD Bias : -0.25
- FSAA : you could try 2x/4x FSAA

Engine Settings :
(found in ut2003.ini , in the Game's \System Directory)

look under [D3DDrv.D3DRenderDevice]



You can increase the Texture MipMap Detail by lowering the number (lower values will result in higher Detail Level)
For example, try :
-0.75 for DefaultTexMipBias
-0.50 for DetailTexBias

While this will increase the MultiTexturing workload considerably, the gain in Visual Quality can be really significant !
Play around with the values that give you the best Quality/Performance balance

unreal 2003 i just purchased the game full version and YEs its just like unreal tourment the orignal for fps now on a v6k modded version by hank

oh my god its amazing to see 3dfx still kicking butt with this game


i playing at 1024x768 in 4x fsaa and getting a 70fps to 90fps plus, quite amazing to see with my athon 2400 plus cpu

i want to upgrade to a barton 3000xp cpu and get even more fps and you can also play the game in 8x fsaa

its like running 25fps but it still working smooth

I LOVE THE V6000 its the most amazing card for 3d details and fsaa

Regards

ELviSALive

i love 3dfx the russians and germans

-> goblin
if u need a FSB 100 athlon, the easy way is to pickup a duron 1.3, it's also very cheap ( 30 - 40 euros ), and  it seems to be compatible with all socket A motherboards

With the new mesaFX 0.51b the opengl renderer is not buggy anymore (there are still little things some times)
But it's still slower than D3D, and looks less good.



I use these settings in ut2k3

Decals=True
Coronas=True
DecoLayers=True
Projectors=False
NoDynamicLights=True
ReportDynamicUploads=False
TextureDetailInterface=Normal
TextureDetailTerrain=Lower
TextureDetailWeaponSkin=Lower
TextureDetailPlayerSkin=Lower
TextureDetailWorld=Lower
TextureDetailRenderMap=Lower
TextureDetailLightmap=UltraHigh

32bits mode, 32bits textures  (16bits looks UGLY in this game, so I prefer "lower" 32bits textures instead of "normal" 16bits textures.)

/edit  : I just have a 'V5.5K'   


[I just have the demo BTW
but Santa Claus will bring me  the full version (and an XP2400+ instead of my crap duron 700)]