Yup. That was sorta the point. Just getting the next newest thing
isn't all that wise.
Someone suggested that, for some purposes and some gamers, making an
expensive upgrade to the latest generation really doesn't make sense to
Voodoo5 owners. You reacted as if someone had questioned your very essance of
being.
When did you buy your GF3? Was probably top of the line when you got
it. And yes, the GF4 is right around the corner. That was mentioned in that
article, as it had a "wait for the GF4 if you're still running a Voodoo5"
undertone to it.
Many hundreds when new. The GF4 probably will be as well.
Admittedly, the Ti200 is now to somewhat acceptable prices, but again, for
many systems the change will not be worth it.
Yup. Looks like one more generation of games until a needed upgrade.
As is, the latest play pretty well on a V5, enough so not to justify an
upgrade. At least, not with my mid-level CPU.
>There's nothing wrong with the 2D quality of the GF3 chip itself. If there
>are any image quality issues, it's because of low-grade board components and
>I can assure you that is not the case with all GF3:s. Mine for example gives
>the thing on a DVI flatscreen monitor - something which is not possible on
>the V5 afair - so I sidestep the analog side of the circuitry completely.
you'll need to be careful when picking a Ti200.
-Tim