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Me too.
The box says it's model 5000-TNT2, the sticker says TNT2 M64, the manual
contains info for a TNT1, a TNT2 and a Vanta. The card look like a Vanta
(compared it to the diagram). The guy at the shop said it was a TNT2. And I
pesonally think it's a TNT2 M64. It cost R800 ($90?).
All I can say is: Don't let the salesman sucker you into buying something.
Check out the company website, and find some benchmarks for that particular
board BEFORE you buy it...

Mark wrote in message <37d94d10.994182@news.ucdavis.edu>...
>Ok I was a local computer chain store, Frys, yesterday and I saw a
>Best Data TNT2 32MB 4X AGP card in its brand stinkin new retail box
>for a mere $99.99. Wow you can't beat that. Only to find out the hard
>way that it really is a TNT2 M64 card after I have brought it. The
>board (toy like) had markings of "TNT2 M64/Vanta". I was bummed out
>cuz NO WHERE on the box did it mention that it was the inferior card.
>
>Not to be adding to the problems of society too quicky, but do I sense
>a lawsuit here?
>
>Anywayz do not be suckered in to the BD TNT2. Side note is that the
>model number of this is TNT2100. Looks like I am going to have to
>return this rip off/false product.