Thanks for the links, but No change. :-/
I tried several of their suggested Win2K drivers , which supposedly contain the hardware OpenGL support, but all of them give the same extremely slow <1 FPS, with a bunch of glitches on the side.
Looks like Compaq opted for the 'stripped down' version of the graphics adapter, ATI's website mentioned that not all manufcaturers implemented the full (hardware) feature set. The standard Win2000 software OpenGL drivers are still the best so far, giving me ~5 FPS tops.
But oh well, it was worth a shot.
I tried several of their suggested Win2K drivers , which supposedly contain the hardware OpenGL support, but all of them give the same extremely slow <1 FPS, with a bunch of glitches on the side.
Looks like Compaq opted for the 'stripped down' version of the graphics adapter, ATI's website mentioned that not all manufcaturers implemented the full (hardware) feature set. The standard Win2000 software OpenGL drivers are still the best so far, giving me ~5 FPS tops.
But oh well, it was worth a shot.