Rating: - HIghly recommened for older systems, excellent card!!!!
This was a state of the art graphics card back in 1998 or so when it came out. I owned the Voodoo3 2000pci and the Voodoo3 3500tv agp. They did come out with 5000,5500 and 6000 series right before Nvidia purchased the company. This video card was fast, flawless graphics, and at the time the "big dog" with 16mb of memory and a 183mhz clocked core. Now a days, this is very outdated, but still good for anyone who has old systems and craves to see games like need for speed hot pursuit, doom, nascar legends ect... in awsome fast graphic speeds. Highly recommeded, a very nice graphics card.
Rating: - shame on you, shame i have to pick 1 star for this junk
shame on you for charging $100 for a box of dog crap...how can you even fathom this video card is worth more then the S&H it costs to send it to the noob you sell it to? i would suggest you go buy a clue...this card is older then my grandma, i would take the $100 and instead of buying this card i would suggest you get a geforce FX 5700LE..this card is 10000000000000 times faster and better..thank you and good nite
Rating: - Dont Bother with it
This was a great card when I bought it 2 years ago, unfortunately it is no longer compatible with new games. Voodoo went out of business and drivers are no longer available to update it. Games like Jedi Knight:Outcast take much too long to load saved games and the graphics have other problems when the game is running. Spend a little more money and get something that isn't already antiquidated.
Rating: - Strong but old
I've had this card for two years now and have had it in two computers. If your looking for a cheaper 3d card this one runs great. my first computer was a 200 pentium mx and after putting in the card i was running a game that listed minnimum requirerment as a pentium 360 and insisted on a 3dfx accelerater. the game play was slow but that it ran at all amazed me. on games where you meat system requirments it runs buitiful. on a slow system like my 200 youll even notice a improvment of system speed on all aplications if you also instal a sound accelrater. I've been very happy with it but for two things. one it was terrible trying to get the drivers to load on either one of my systems, and the way the directions tell you to do it worked not at all. windows kept making it a default vga monitor, and had to update drives threw my systems icon in the control pannel, and two its old. it runs open gl and anything optimized for 3dfx great but has probblems with some off the newer graghic fogging and lighting effects, and 3dfx isnt a popouler formate for the new generation 3d games on the market i just brought a game i can't use because it dosn't suport it. great for the price but more and more of the new games won't suport it and i'm looking to upgrade when i can afford it.
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