Alan -
Most, if not all, PCI-based video cards for the Mac OS will work in your
PowerCenter. I've had good luck with a 3DFx Voodoo3 2000 PCI card (I
had to flash the ROM - minor hassle), and folks on the list have also
had good luck with the 3FDx Voodoo5 5500 PCI card, which has tons of RAM
and a good price. Note that 3DFx is no longer in business, and there
likely won't be any driver updates or OS X compatibility (not much of an
issue in a PowerCenter).
ATI's Rage Orion, Rage Nexus, and Radeon PCI cards are all wonderful
cards and will work great with your PowerCenter. The Radeon is a great
card - very modern.
ProFormance cards are also very nice, though they are a bit on the
pricey side. Still, they have a 3D glasses option that makes playing
racing games (such as "Star Wars: Episode 1 - Racer") a lot of fun.
Happy shopping!
rudi
On Tuesday, August 21, 2001, at 09:53 AM, Alan A. Barhorst wrote:
> I am
> interested in used or new if the stuff is known to work in this
> configuration. Thanks in advance!
> ---
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