Maximum texture sizes

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6 comments, last by i1977 21 years, 9 months ago
I remember some old Voodoo cards had maximum texture dimensions of 256 x 256. What about hardware in use today? I know that my relatively old TNT and TNT2 both support textures up to 2048 x 2048. Are there still cards out there today that are limited to textures smaller that that?
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Generally, you''d be safe assuming 1024x1024.

But it''s definitely a good idea to check the hardware caps anyway

Josh
I thought that none of the Voodoo cards prior to 4 supported 1024x1024 in hardware ?

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I was thinking of "recent" cards. If you''re thinking older voodoo (1-3) they only supported 256x256 or 512x512 max.

Again, ALWAYS check the hardware caps...
I guess I didn''t know that a Voodoo 3 was an ''older'' card. I know 2 people struggling to use them.

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You might want to check out this place: DirectX DeviceCaps Database

Spartacus


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quote:Original post by Spartacus
You might want to check out this place: DirectX DeviceCaps Database

Spartacus


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One of those online databases (forget which one) had incorrect info on a card that I personnally own and was able to verify. Makes me leary.

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Thanks for the link Spartacus! Even if the info is not always 100% accurate in such databases, at least it gives a good idea of what one can generally expect.
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