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by berto98 , Jan 28 '00
Pros: very fast, no compatibility issues
Cons: still just a 16 bit card
This card made a HUGE difference in performance. Like some people say, it does not have all the features of the TNT2 cards, but I have tried 2 different brands of TNT2 cards and I always suffer lock-ups, games that display no video and other weird...
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by jdshirley , Dec 13 '99
Pros: Speed
Cons: Incompatibility with Flight Sims
I bought this video card to make my Flight Simulators run better. Needless to say, I have been a little disappointed.
There seems to be a LOT of interferance when playing flight simulations. I've contacted their tech support several times...
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by firesgar , Jan 10 '00
Pros: not hard to return
Cons: you will want to return it
My first opinionof this video card was that it should boost graphics and spped up my games to make them cooler. What did I get from this video card?
Nothing!
I have noticed no difference in the way my games are played or the...
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by jsunshine , Jan 13 '00
Pros: Incredibly Fast, Cheap
Cons: The TV Out Could Be Better
The review for the Voodoo3 3000 is very simple: It is the fastest gaming card on the market! As a bonus, you can get it for $100! The only big problem I have with this card is that the TV out doesn't work as concistantly as it should. But, who cares its...
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by creed1441 , Nov 18 '99
Pros: Its fast
Cons: needs more mem and is old news
I love this card. It's speed is very nice and it runs at 60 fps in practically everything. I personally like this card better than the Matrox G400 Max mainly because of the large price difference. Although the G400 does support 2 monitors. The Voodoo 3...
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by DannyWooly , Jul 03 '00
Pros: Very Fast on all games and compatibility Plus
Cons: Runs really HOT REALLY HOT
The card performs very well, no jerking of any kind, even in a 5 player quake 3 game. There are only two floors. The cards heat sink is on the wrong side of the board so it's pointing at any PCI device you put next to it. This causes the second problem,...
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by LWBoy , Dec 08 '99
Pros: It's Cheep (litteraly)
Cons: It is biodegradable, it might kill 3DFX and make way for nivdia, It's good for me to poo on!
What was 3DFX thinking? I still have no clue. The very idea of competing
with yourself sounds a little ridiculous. But here we have it, a board that is inferior to the 3500 in every way (except price, but you get what you pay for). Like I...
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by NickLeibert , Sep 12 '00
Pros: Good Price and Snap to install
Cons: Only 16mb
Id have to say that the Voodoo 3 3000/2000 PCI/AGP 3d cards are the best 3d cards for their price. I have a crappy AMD-K62 333mhz with 64mb and man I gained about 30fps on UT when I snapped this card in!!! It was a snap too install too! All I did was...
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by jpobre , Jan 21 '01
Pros: Very good 2D and 3D performance, works great with all my games.
Cons: Can't think of any :P
I purchased the Voodoo3 3000 to replace an ATI card that's been on the fritz for some odd reason. After installing this card, I'd never want to go back to the old one.
Installation was really a breeze; if you're an advanced user with...
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by deantakamine , Oct 05 '99
Pros: Awesome 3D!!! Good Value
Cons: Pricey at $130, average 2D performance
This graphics card let you play all your favorite 3D shooting game with some of the best fps in the business. I've been playing Quake III with this graphic card and have had no slow down at all. The game looks terrific and make the Playstation and...
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by odc08 , May 21 '01
Pros: OpenGL, Direct3d, and Glide support
Extremely compatible with almost any system.
Cons: Kinda old and not as fast as the geforce ddr
I have had my voodoo3 for almost two years now. It has never game me any problems. Installation of the card is simple just like any other 3dfx card. Take out your existing video card and secure the voodoo3 in the AGP slot. Then pop in the cd with the...
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by glips , May 21 '00
Pros: Speeds Game Play
Cons: COSTS A LOT
This card is excellent I believe that there is no point in getting a new video card after you buy this one for several reasons. One, it's fast enough for all games. It's as fast as you need. Anymore is almost too fast. I recommend this card for a...
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by tim_loach , Dec 14 '99
Pros: best graphic accelator yet
Cons: hard to install
The voo doo 3 is one of the best graphic accelerators out there! 3D actually appears to be 3D! Those movies that used to look flat and small on a PC can now be seen from the comfort of your PC, almost as good as going to the theatres. Although the...
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by nowayman , Oct 13 '99
Pros: great 3d and 2d speeds. low cost
Cons: not as fast as some 3d cards
The Voodoo 3 3000 is an awesome card. It is probably the best gaming card to date. Quake II, Quake III, and Everquest were written to be used with this card, to mention a few. This Voodoo card has it all. It has a superbly fast 3d accelerator and is...
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by qwex , Oct 30 '99
Pros: fast, very fast
Cons: not as many features as the TNT2
3dfx has consistently been at the top of the 3d acceleration arena. Even with nVidia's latest offerings, I feel confident that 3dfx will continue to please.
The Voodoo3 3000 is a great video card. It has the solid Voodoo3 chipset, so you get...
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