rec.autos.simulators

>     I am going to make a gift to my young brother and it will be a video
> card. Which one would be a good option between 3dfx and Rendition based
> video cards ? He plays very diverse games like Cart Racing, Need for Speed
> II SE, TOCA, FIFA 98, Quake and some other ones. The video card must include
> good OpenGL drivers also. Price is a restriction. I am looking for something
> around 100 bucks or less. Please dont flames.

>     The computer is a Pentium MMX 166 Mhz. 32MB RAM.

> Thanks a lot in advance.

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> Fernando Deutsch

> BFTSystems S.A. de C.V.
> http://www.bftsystems.com
> (52) 12 13.43.23
> (52) 12 13.34.95
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> I would suggest a Monster1 3D (with the Voodoo1 chip).  They
> are very inexpensive, even retail because of the Voodoo2 cards :)

> It will run Cart Racing (with the patch and tri3dfx.dll), NFS2-SE,
> TOCA, Quake and I believe FIFA as well :-)

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> Jason Monds
> (Please remove 'no extra spork' when replying)

>     I am going to make a gift to my young brother and it will be a video
> card. Which one would be a good option between 3dfx and Rendition based
> video cards ? He plays very diverse games like Cart Racing, Need for Speed
> II SE, TOCA, FIFA 98, Quake and some other ones. The video card must include
> good OpenGL drivers also. Price is a restriction. I am looking for something
> around 100 bucks or less. Please dont flames.

>     The computer is a Pentium MMX 166 Mhz. 32MB RAM.

> Thanks a lot in advance.

> --
> =====================
> Fernando Deutsch

> BFTSystems S.A. de C.V.
> http://www.bftsystems.com
> (52) 12 13.43.23
> (52) 12 13.34.95
> =====================

> Go for a Rendition card (Stealth II for instance), it's cheaper and visually
> arguably the best... The Verite 2000 has full OpenGL functionality, and runs D3D
> quite well! I have one, and I must say that I for the moment don't need
> anythinge else, simply because it runs so well...

> ---Asgeir---

> > Hi,

> >     I am going to make a gift to my young brother and it will be a video
> > card. Which one would be a good option between 3dfx and Rendition based
> > video cards ? He plays very diverse games like Cart Racing, Need for Speed
> > II SE, TOCA, FIFA 98, Quake and some other ones. The video card must include
> > good OpenGL drivers also. Price is a restriction. I am looking for something
> > around 100 bucks or less. Please dont flames.

> >     The computer is a Pentium MMX 166 Mhz. 32MB RAM.

> > Thanks a lot in advance.