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Enough is Enough
i've got a 16mb Creative Blaster Voodoo Banshee and it has performed absolutely incredibly. (1024 x 768 in Halflife smoothly). Now i've got this card, I will be pleased with it for at least a year to come, probably more. Why is it that all you people have to get the BEST card out there. For example, you people with Voodoo 2's, they absolutely rock! Why are you wasting money on "better" cards when you can already play games at top notch level. As soon as Voodoo 3's and TNT2's come out, you're gonna race out and buy them by the dozen, so u can get more frame rates which you can't notice, and so you can get performance which "beats" other top cards, but are un-noticeable. (Banshee vs TNT) I think you are all insane!
[This message has been edited by The Hazman (edited 04-03-99).]
[This message has been edited by The Hazman (edited 04-03-99).]
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riva tnt kicks the *** of voodoo2
benchmarks dont lie
and i have ordered my tnt2
well worth the money
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Getting better/newer/faster card can guarantee prosperity in playing 3D games perhaps ? hehehe...juz kidding...
Everyone wants better product...human are selfish 
BTW alan, single Voodoo2, i repeat, SINGLE voodoo2, kicks TNT's *** in Quake2 and even Unreal...V2 works even better if coming along with Glide :P
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I doan't it 1 voodoo2 beat a tnt in 800x600...but it does in 640x480.
But who cares about 640x480 and 800x 600 for that matter....
1024 is the way to go man,,,
What is the frame rate of a voodoo2 in 1024 again???
hahaha!
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