> Hmm... what 2D card are you going to put along side the 3Dfx? What if
> you're looking to replace your 2D card as well, but only have $100 to
> spend? What if all you want is Direct3D performance? What if you don't
> have a free PCI slot? What if you work at very high res and color
> depths and the signal degradation from the pass-through cable is too
> noticeable for your tastes. 3Dfx may be the fastest, but that doesn't
> mean its the only or best solution. It's quite possible a Rendition or
> Riva128 card could be better suited for some people's needs.
> --
> Eric T. Busch
Since when has a Rendition card supported very hi res and color depths.
I have a first gen Rendition board, and it sucks as regards to these
areas. If the new 2100/2200 has improved upon this area
_significantly_, then I think the ultimate rig to have would be a
Stealth II (or Thriller) paired up with a Voodoo2. Actually, I'm
running a Rendition/3Dfx pairing right now, but have about had it with
the 2D. There's times when I think the Rendition has richer colors than
my 3Dfx, so I still use it for that, plus of course ICR2.