Highest Rated Review by the Community
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Dec 13 '00
Pros: Cheap, very good graphics
Cons: Not as good as Voodoo5 or GeForce2
Summary: I have been a Voodoo graphics card user since the days of the voodoo 1 add-on card. I bought a Voodoo 3 2000 when they first came on the market, and I have been very pleased with it so far. After a couple of years now, the card still makes new games ... read more
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Dec 09 '01
Pros: Good price to performance ratio
Cons: No new driver support
Summary: I have owned and used the Voodoo3 2000 as my graphics card for over a year now. It offers good performance compared to similarly priced cards. However, due to recent events, there are a few reasons a Voodoo may not be right for you.
To ... read more
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Jun 13 '01
Pros: Good Performance
Low Price
Supports 3dfx Glide
Cons: 3dfx have shutdown
Not as fast as latest offerings
Summary: I was always an avid fan of 3dfx. Ever since I bought a 3dfx banshee card I found them the best. Soon as the Voodoo3 came out in Australia, I had to get one!
The card came in a lovely (depends on taste) box with easy to read installation ... read more
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Mar 09 '01
Pros: Cheap, easy to install, good compatability
Cons: Not g-force speed, driver updates.
Summary: Anyone who is not a prolific gamer with a top of the range processor and oodles of ram, could make use of the little wonder from 3dfx.
The card I had was a PCI model and not the AGP (but to be frank, there is not as much difference as you may ... read more
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Feb 13 '01
Pros: Does the job for entry-level to mid-level gamers, low cost
Cons: there are better cards out there, faster, cleaner
Summary: half-life, i loved it, but my 4mb or RAM video card that came with my pc left something to be desired. So I search, I research, and I decide I need video card. I go to the stores, the newest ones are to run me AT LEAST 150 bucks! I hit ebay and take a ... read more
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Jan 09 '01
Pros: Easy to use, cheap, and effective. Highly compatible with most platforms and games
Cons: Can't handle 1780x1450 resolution (like you'd need to anyway)
Summary: I still don't understand why people spend $300+ on a video card that they really don't need. This seems to cover all of the details and neccessitys of a video card at a very decent price. I have tested this with Forsaken, Unreal, Motoracer, and FF7, and ... read more
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Dec 12 '00
Pros: Most widely supported card, great frame rates and resolution.
Cons: It's ancient history now. There are many faster cards out there.
Summary: A year ago this card was a screamer. It could make any old computer look new with the way it handled graphics. Now, in the rapidly evolving world of graphics cards, it's nowhere near the fastest anymore.
This was the most widely supported ... read more
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Nov 13 '00
Pros: decent price, good for the older system
Cons: not too quick, only 16 Mb memory, no 32 bit colour
Summary: The Voodoo3 2000 was the basic 16 Mb version of the then new offering from 3dfx, the Voodoo 3. The distinguishing features between the different models of the Voodoo 3 range ie 2000,3000,3500 were basically a quicker chipset as you move up and also the ... read more
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Nov 10 '00
Pros: steal of a deal
Cons: still thinking
Summary: when i bought my amd k6-2 350 i had know idea the video was integrated.
so when i saw that it was using my ram for my video i was a little angry.
the v-ram was set to 4 megs, so i tried bumping it to 8. it worked, well, no it sucked, while ... read more
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Nov 01 '00
Pros: Great movie quality, very smooth glide, performs almost as well as a 32 MB card
Cons: A little out of date since the 64 MB cards are out now
Summary: About a year ago I used to have this old ATI 8 MB card in my tower, it came with the PC, needless to say, it sucked... really bad. My friend bought some 32 meg card from NVidia and gave me his Voodoo 3. Boy was I happy when I saw the results. The ... read more
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