|
|
3Dfx Voodoo3 3500TV Video Card Review
|
Date Posted: Feb 29 2000
|
Author: Joe
|
|
|
Posting Type: Review
|
Category: Video Card Reviews
|
Page: 1 of 6
|
Article Rank: from 1 Readers
Must Log In to Rank This Article
|
|
|
Note: This is a legacy article, imported from old code. Due to this some items on the page may not function as expected. Links, Colors, and some images may not be set correctly.
|
|
3Dfx Voodoo3 3500TV Video Card Review By: Joe
|
Review : 3dfx Voodoo3 3500TV AGP
|
|
By: Joe Kelly Date: 2/29/00 Product Supplied by: N/A - Bought it on my own
|
|
|
|
Welcome to the first Review for Procooling.com. I originally didnt plan on taking this site in this direction but then I figured "Hell why not". I
get to play with some cool hardware, and you get to hear my real world reviews and thoughts on it. You will soon see that I dont use "benchmarking" or other synthetic tests unless there is a darn good reason. I will
always use a Pros/Cons rating for the products. Lets get onto this review!
Well this is anything but a "breaking news" review or anything to recent but I thought this product was worth a look at.
|
|
Specs:
First thing I looked at (except that freak on the cover) was the system specs and requirements.
All in all it looked fairly normal, then you look at the small print: "For optimum capture performance, a 500MHz CPU is recommended".
All I got to say about that is.. DAMN! So a 450Mhz CPU is NOT enough to run the VCR app?? Well we will see later, but thats an incredible
amount of hardware to require for such a cheap card.
|
|
|
|
Price:
Well compared to other competing cards this is one heck of a value. It cost only 199$ at CompUSA in WI. The Matrox equal (supperior in many ways) is the Marvel
G400TV (300+$), and the ATI competing card is the All In Wonder 128 (199 - 279$).
|
|
|
|
Random Forum Pic |
|
From Thread: What about this design? |
| ProCooling Poll: |
So why the hell not? |
I agree!
|
67%
|
What?
|
17%
|
Hell NO!
|
0%
|
Worst Poll Ever.
|
17%
|
Total Votes:18Please Login to Vote!
|
|