Reply 260 of 652, by swaaye
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Yeah they aren't great for D3D or OpenGL, and they tend to be blurry 2D cards, and DOS VGA modes are incredibly slow.
The RRedline/Speedy3D games can be interesting, like those mentioned by vetz. It's pretty amazing to see a V1000 running Grand Prix Legends complete with edge anti-aliasing. The V1000 accelerated versions of Quake, Quake2 and Hexen2 are unique as well.
I admit that I am attached to them only because I was a bit of a Rendition fan back in 1997-8 and had a Stealth II + Voodoo1 setup at the time. V2000 typically has better image quality than Voodoo1. It left an impression on me. I was also closely following the V3300 and V4400 rumors until it was clear they were never coming out.