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Too many Geforce 3 cards! What do you have?

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I just got my MSI 8850 (Ti200 GF3).... as far as all the GF3's go, they're all pretty much the same, unless you overclock them or unless you want some particular feature. For me, the VIVO capability of the MSI 8850 is perfect, you can capture stuff, and it's still a very good card for the money at $150.
 
I own a GeForce 3 TI 200 (the VisionTek 6564). The GF3 TI200 is the best buy - it's only $200 retail, and you can EASILY overclock it. Today I just d'loaded a little program, slid the clock speed sliders up some, and now my performance is up to 93% of a GeForce 3 TI 500 (the best, most expensive GF3). And I haven't even added another fan. Basically, you can save $200 and get the same performance by buying the TI 200.
 
Leadtek GeForce 3 Ti500 TD
they are all pretty much the same thing, this one was just the cheapest for me to get
 
Visiontek GeForce3. Purchased last April and have been running at 220/500 ever since. I'd push it further, but I'm CPU limited right now. This is one of the earlier ones with 3.8ns memory.
 
Like Brian48, I got the VT GF3 when it first came out. I replaced the stock HS/Fan with a Crystal ORB and some AS-III. The nV ref design HS/Fan was way too loud for my tastes. I did a 7 volt mod and removed the lid from the CORB. Now, it's quiet and cools fine. It will go to 235 core, 540 is as high as I have gone with the mem, but I'm sure I could go higher.
 
visiontek geforce 3 ti 200. One of my few purchases from best buy. Would rather have a ti500 but this is what happens when you're on a budget.
 
Visiontek GF3Ti200. Mildly overclocked. Never tried to push it further, no need to for me.
Not an ounce of problems with it either.
 
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