Atsimenu turejau kadaise Velocyti 100, 8MB, PCI ant Cel400@510, 32 MB. Quake 2, UT kaldavau... :-) "Techno" <Techno[istrinti]@remo.lt> wrote in message news:llth0r$9sd$1@trimpas.omnitel.net... > 3Dfx Banshee buvo 2D modulis + Voodoo2, be vieno TMU, ant vienos PCB ir su > Voodoo3 tiesioginio ryšio neturėjo. > O kastratas nuo Voodoo3 vadinosi 3Dfx Velocity: 8 MB RAM vietoje 16 MB ir > vienas disablintas TMU. > > > "MRT" <martynas@fastlink.lt> wrote in message > news:llllrl$j3g$1@trimpas.omnitel.net... >>> Kiek nori uz Voodoo2? >> >> Sitos nostalgijos pas tevus like.. reiktu prisiminti ka is tikruju >> turiu.. >> Jei ivardintum uz kiek tau butu priimtina kaina, tai galvociau eit ieskot >> ar ne. >> >> PS. tau tikrai nebutu priimtiniau koks VoodooIII/Bansche AGP? >> >> In late 1998, 3dfx released the Voodoo3, which effectively replaced the >> Voodoo2 as the company's flagship product. The base model Voodoo3 2000 >> offered slightly greater performance in some situations than a Voodoo2 >> SLI + 2D card, in a single card. The 3000 and 3500 models offered >> performance exceeding Voodoo2 SLI in certain environments.[1] At the same >> time 3dfx also released the budget-priced Voodoo Banshee, a combination >> 2D/3D card that used an overclocked but incomplete Voodoo3, missing one >> of the texture units. >> >> The Voodoo3 2000, 3000 and 3500 differed mainly in clock frequencies >> (memory and core were synchronous). The clock rates were 143 MHz, 166 MHz >> and 183 MHz respectively. >> >> .... kazka lyg ir pamenu apie Voodoo3 3000 ... >> >