20°

3dfx employee interviews 1997 vintage

Have you ever wonder what would had happen if 3DFX would still be making videocards if Nvidia wouldn´t have absorbed it in 1999, well now at least you can remember what once was the grea VODOO card the GTX590 of 1997 in this video.

Read Full Story >>
translate.google.com


260°

GPU Maker, 3dfx Interactive Teases A Comeback After 20 Years, Major Announcement Expected Next Week

It looks like 3dfx Interactive, one of the iconic GPU makers, is allegedly making a comeback in the graphics industry after 20 years.

Read Full Story >>
wccftech.com
Jin_Sakai1032d ago (Edited 1032d ago )

I still remember getting a 3dfx Voodoo for Christmas. This is most likely fake though considering most their assets were sold to Nvidia. Even the grammar is wrong in the tweet.

darthv721032d ago

I still have all my VooDoo cards from 1-5. Id love to see a return but they wont be the same. They sold all their bag of tricks to Nvidia. GLide was better than openGL and D3D for the time. There's no getting that back.

Orchard1031d ago

Interested to see what this is but I do wonder how they’ll ever compete against huge companies with lots of R&D dollars like NVidia while also being out of the industry for so long.

Kados1031d ago (Edited 1031d ago )

Another moronic Twitter prank like the recent Interplay revival.

The 3dfx brand is owned by Nvidia.

porkChop1031d ago

I believe Nvidia let the 3Dfx trademark expire years ago, but this is definitely fake.

Show all comments (21)
60°

Infographics: 3D Accelerators Evolution

The history of the development of GPUs and graphics technologies they brought into video games

Read Full Story >>
en.cbreaker.net
240°

First look at 3DFX's cancelled Rampage GPU, running Max Payne, Unreal Tournament & 3DMark 2001

DSOGaming writes: "Martín Gamero Prieto has shared with us some images from 3DFX’s cancelled graphics card, the Rampage, and since I’m a huge 3DFX fan, I couldn’t resist sharing these images with you. Rampage was 3DFX’s last endeavor to develop a graphics card to compete and outperform GeForce3. This card was first developed in 1997 but didn’t see release until 2001 for several reasons."

Read Full Story >>
dsogaming.com
darthv721993d ago

3DFX cards were awesome. I still have my voodoo1, a pair of voodoo2's, two voodoo3's (2000 & 3000) and my pride and joy, the voodoo5 5500

MWH1991d ago

Great collection man 👌🏻

PurpHerbison1991d ago

Brings back memories of trips to Incredible Universe with my Dad when I was a kid.

MWH1991d ago

I still have my Voodoo 2.

Segata1991d ago

Still imagining if Dreamcast got the Voodoo 2/3. Crazy how ArtX and 3DFX spun out of SGI. SGI went out of business. 3DFX got bought by Nvidia and ArtX by ATi (and ATi later got bought by AMD) .