This was a great card when I bought it 2 years ago, unfortunately it is no longer compatible with new games. Voodoo went out of business and drivers are no longer available to update it. Games like Jedi Knight:Outcast take much too long to load saved games and the graphics have other problems when the game is running. Spend a little more money and get something that isn't already antiquidated.

This card has compatibility issues with everything! Ghost recon, some Need for Speed games, and others don't comply with this graphics card.If I were you, I'd settle for something a little more reliable, unless you are never going to use your computer for gaming.

If you are looking for an incredible first-person shooter experience (if you can run those well, any other games will follow), this is the card. With a K6-2 350/128MB, and this card, I got about 25-35 fps in Half-Life. After installing WickedGL (free at wickedGL.com) I got 75 fps @ 800x600 resolution!It also runs flawlessly on my Athlon 550, around 60 fps with WickedGL @1024x768! Of course, this is an interim card, til the AGP Voodoo5 ships.

shame on you for charging $100 for a box of dog crap...how can you even fathom this video card is worth more then the S&H it costs to send it to the noob you sell it to? i would suggest you go buy a clue...this card is older then my grandma, i would take the $100 and instead of buying this card i would suggest you get a geforce FX 5700LE..this card is 10000000000000 times faster and better..thank you and good nite

Ok, sorry kids, but for the price, why not get the Riva chipset? In my experiences, it is faster and more reliable than the Voodoo chips. Or, you could wait until the price of the GeForce comes down a bit. That is a very good chipset, at least according to my friends and every review I've read. I can't wait to get my hands on one, honestly. Come now, 16 megs of onboard RAM? That's it, on this brand-new top-of-the-line board? My Viper V770 came with 32 megs, and that was almost a year ago. The new GeForce cards have 32 megs as well, so where is that other 16 megs that the Voodoo is missing? The only advantage to the Voodoo card is that it has 3dfx capability, and that's not that big of an advantage if you know anything about 3d accelerators. Nope, that money would be better spent elsewhere...

It was easy to install and worked really well for the first 6 months. Then unexpectedly my computer's graphics output stopped. So I took it into a shop to see what was the problem. They said the graphic card was bad and needed to be replaced. Well, $166.70 dollars later my computer was up and running with a new card in it. All I have gotten out if this experience is an obsolete graphics card, which can be replaced/repaired but still out of pocket for two new card expense.