3dfx Voodoo3 2000 PCI

Pros: cheap, works well with most games
Cons: outdated, not for new mega-needy software

I have an emachines 300. Yep. Crammed with a whopping 300 mHz processor, an (upgraded) 128 RAM, and an (upgraded) 12 gig HD. I needed to upgrade the ATI Rage card that came in my system to one that would at least support Diablo 2. When I found this card...

Pros: 16mb ram, 350mhz ramdac, superfast gaming on an inexpensive card, support for 32 bit color in windows
Cons: No 32 bit support in GAMES, slightly outdated, 3Dfx is being bought by Nvidia, so tech support is still a mystery

I am actually writing this review for the 3DFX Voodoo3 3000 PCI, there wasn't a place on epinions for that model, and this was the closest I could find.
I bought my V3 3000 on amazon.com, since it was only 2 dollars more than the 2000...

Pros: Easy installation, very good graphics, fast, great for those on a small budget
Cons: Outdated, limited graphical depth

Earlier this year I purchased my Voodoo3 2000 at a local Computerfest. I had been running on the Intel 82810 graphics adapter, which although was tolerable, over time came to be just too little. Being on a small budget, I could not afford a newer,...

Pros: Compatibility is great / performance
Cons: Pales when compared to the $300 monster cards of today

I bought the Voodoo3 2000 PCI about 8 months ago for my somewhat dated computer. Here are the specs:

Pentium 2 @ 400mhz
96mb SDRAM
Aureal A3d Sound

The computer came with a run-of-the-mill ATI Rage Pro graphics card with...

Pros: Excellent price to performance ratio
Cons: Don't pretend it's new

I purchased my Voodoo2 2000 PCI from Value America two years ago for only $50. (Normally $100 at the time, I used the excellent 50% off) And the Voodoo3 2000 still commands about $50 on the used market today, amazingly still a good buy. I have...

Pros: 16MB of ram and very fast and stable.
Cons: no TV-out.

This is a great card. Specially if you don't have a up to date computer.
I have a 1997 IBM Aptiva with a AMD-K6 300 mhz and 64MB of 66mhz ram and this is card works just fine playing Quake 3 and Unreal Tournment. It does go slow in the new Quake 3...

Pros: Very cheap, Good performance for its low price, PCI interface
Cons: Slow compared to todays monster cards

I finally decided to get a decent card for my old computer
(A Pentium 200, 64MB EDO, 20GB HDD, CLGD5440 Video card,
14" Hansol monitor), so that my brother can play games at
it. I saw this Voodoo3 2000 PCI in a local computer store ...

Pros: Low cost, good upgrade to speed up older PC's
Cons: Not compatible with all systems, need to update driver CD

I have purchased two of these cards for installation into older Pentium based computers. I had "older" machines with no AGP slots, and run of the mill 2D cards. Installing the Voodoo 3 2000 PCI, doubled and tripled the frame rates of 2D games,...

Pros: Cheap, Fast Gaming, 16meg Card
Cons: doesn't take advantage of the agp on motherboards

Hello my name is Brett and I own the 3DFX voodoo 3 2000 pci card. I bought this card back in early 1999 when I started to get into gaming. During that time AGP slots for video cards were just starting to become popular but I decided to still go with the...

Pros: Great Value Good Speed
Cons: Not for Gamers anymore

I'd heard about this product from all the hype on the internet and after some research decided that I could do without such a fast card because I only do 2D work. But!!! wait.

I found the VooDoo 3 2000 one with a rebate and on sale I decided...

Pros: Nice Perfomance, Low Price
Cons: Out of date.

I bought my 3dfx Voodoo3 2000 PCI Graphics card about a year ago and installed it into my computer. The performance increase was phenominal. My computer worked wonderfully with nearly all graphics-intense games it could run, and it was only a...

Pros: Easy to install
Cons: no real cons

It is 16MB ram, 200mhz ramdac processor, pci, and is a good card.I purchaced this product for one reason. I knew it was good. I took it home and put it in my computer. I know a lot about computers because of my work. I started playing my...