I have previously read many arguments on these forums between the 3dfx and nvidia camp. I suppose all that is practically pointless now due to the fact that 3dfx is gone. I did not take sides in the whole debate I didn't really care. Like most consumers I just used whatever product suited my needs the best. I had tried everything from a velocity 100 to a TNT2 to a Voodoo3 and more recently a Geforce 2. I lived with the cards, I had to due to money factors, I really got an understanding of how they worked. Which is a lot better than a couple page review done after using the card for a few hours. More recently i installed a Voodoo 5. I got it really cheap from buy.com due to one of those coupons I found in the hot deals; regardless, I was amazed at how great of a card it actually was. It was the first product that really drastically improved many of the games I played. Titles such as Ultima IX which would not run worth a damn on my geforce ran flawlessly. The antialiasing ran older games such as the star wars flight games, and made them worth playing again. I am not saying the geforce was a bad card, it worked well, but it really didn't do anything spectacular for the large chunk of change it cost me. For myself usability is my main concern. I firmly believe the voodoo5 was the most versatile card made to this date and at 200 dollars or less the best deal you can get. (hopefully the antialiasing works as stated on the nvidia website about the geforce 3.)