Product Ratings
Overall (18 Reviews)
Newegg.com (16 Reviews)
Amazon.com (1 Review)
Thenerds.net (1 Review)
Specs & Features
Released
Installed Memory
Graphic Processor
Display Interface
Analog Video Standards
Card Interface
Compatibility
Fill Rate
Form Factor
Included Accessories
Drivers CD
Operating Manual
Input Type
TV Tuner
Video Capture Adapter
Installed Memory / Technology
Interface
MPN
Max. Screen Resolution
Memory Bandwidth
Memory Data Width
Memory Tech
Operating System
Microsoft Windows 2000
Microsoft Windows 95
Microsoft Windows 98
Microsoft Windows NT
Microsoft Windows XP
Output Interface
S-Video
TV Out
Composite (RCA)
Package Type
RAMDAC Speed
Refresh Rate at Max Res
2048 x 1536 @ 75 Hz
75 Hz @ 2048 x 1536
Special Features
Warranty
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What People Say
So, I took out the Trident card and replaced it with this NVIDIA GEForce2 card and bingo the computer stopped freezing and I am back in business.
from Thenerds.net
The visual quality is great as long as you aren't trying to play any modern games.
from Newegg.com
Pros: Has the capabiliy of displaying today's games in good enough quality that it does not make my eyes bleed.
from Newegg.com
Pros: bought this almost 2 years ago, good bang for the buck, the tv-out isnt shi* for playing games on, but good for movies,music videos,etc...
from Newegg.com
Pros: Easy to install, has the technology needed to play todays games.
from Newegg.com
The computer it went in is not very fast so I can't comment on it's performance but it's definately not for gaming.
from Newegg.com
The TNT2 that was standard wouldn't display his new Sponge Bob game.
from Amazon.com
Intel mobo w/ 4 PCI slots and no AGP (hence why i got this card)
from Newegg.com
Then again, Win98 couldn't even recognize a "Fast" Ethernet PCI card either.
from Newegg.com
Other Thoughts: Installed in an old Compaq Deskpro EN PIII 600 and I initially had some issues with this card when in the first PCI slot.
from Newegg.com
