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All your other questions have been fully answered so I'm only addressing the
one about OpenGL support:
Yes, they do support it, but not fully.  The only 3dfx card with full
support for OpenGL (ie, that could be used in any OpenGL-based program such
as 3d modelling programs) is a Voodoo 4/5 series card.  The others only
support a small number of OpenGL features, typically only those exploited by
the Quake engine availiable at the time of their release.
"Dave" <djh@surf-zone.co.uk> wrote in message
news:95n400$i4l2k$1@ID-17549.news.dfncis.de...
> Since yeterday I've been looking on www.loot.com for a 2nd hand voodoo 2
> card so the link is useful to me.
> Can anyone help though. I'm a newbie to 3dfx cards. I realize they work
off
> an exiting card but does it matter what card ? ie what about an standard
S3
> virge 4mb card. Is this ok ?
> What do they need your existing card anyway ? What's the cheapest card I
can
> get awaqy with and does it matter ?
>
> Are voodoo 2 cards OpenGL compatable ?
>
> Thanks for any answers...
>
> "Shep�<:)" <shep@gmx.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:3f1u7t4logufhu8rshem44635rsjojcglc@4ax.com...
> > On Sun, 04 Feb 2001 23:26:18 GMT, "Ben Miles" <benmiles@cableinet.co.uk>
> > wrote:
> >
> > >No, thanks for your responce guys, but i was able to aquire one for
24.99
> > >brand new with games from www.msquared.co.uk
> > >
> > Nice one Ben.I don't see the point in limiting my system by not having
> > access to my Favourite Glide games just like I wouldn't be without my MX
> > card for Open GL :O)
> >
>
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