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To: Gary Metzer who wrote (4704)	1/7/1999 12:17:00 PM
From: Kaspre	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 14778

Gary, I agree STB's card is good, but Canopus's Spectra generally outperforms other 16MB TNT cards on the market (Canopus is very good at supplying finely-tuned drivers) and includes a TV-OUT capability. Some of the other cards also have the TV-OUT feature, I don't recall particularly about the STB. I like ATI Technology's All-In-Wonder-Pro card's functionality, but hesitate to use it because of its age. In conjunction with a coupla voodoo II's I wouldn't have to worry about 3D performance, but I'm not certain this is the optimum solution at this time. Any thoughts? * If you don't mind me chiming in here, why not STB's 4400 3D card??? It has 16MB, RIVA TNT chip and AGP port.