ATI Mach64GX/VT2 fixes (see below). #3464
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…lors and bitblt so that it could be glitchless. Corrected 8bpp mode under Win2000 as well so that it no longer glitches. VT2 is PCI only, so use its PCI timings only. Small cosmetic fixes in the if's of the linear apertures of said card. 24bpp mode will be unthreaded while the rest of the bpp's is left intact, this is due to desyncing in 24bpp mode in NT 3.1's 24bpp drivers.
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ATI Mach64GX/VT2: Corrected the 24bpp accelerated mode in terms of colors and bitblt so that it could be glitchless.
Corrected 8bpp mode under Win2000 as well so that it no longer glitches.
VT2 is PCI only, so use its PCI timings only.
Small cosmetic fixes in the if's of the linear apertures of said card.
24bpp mode will be unthreaded while the rest of the bpp's is left intact, this is due to desyncing in 24bpp mode in NT 3.1's 24bpp drivers.
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