Creative Labs 3D Blaster Annihilator 2 MX

Pros: Made by brand-name Creative Lab
Cons: No TV out

I recently got into RC simulator Realflight G2. My HP Pavilion 633MHz with the integrated 3D graphics is too slow for it. After searching the Geforce product, eventually I bought this Creative Annihilator 2 MX. The reasons why I bought it are:
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Pros: Great speed at low resolutions,cheap, great future support from Nvidia
Cons: Too slow at hi res gaming,FSAA useless, cheaper faster cards available

I owned this baby for about two months.Now of course I have
exchanged it for a Voodoo5,which I'm very pleased about.
However,this card offers some amazing low res gaming.That is
also the reason which is a value option.If you can afford a...

Pros: Good Geforce 2 performance at a budget price.
Cons: If you're serious about 3D performance there are bigger and better cards.

The Geforce2 MX chipset (known in the US as Annihilator) is clearly another quality piece of hardware from the boys at NVidia.

Installation is easy - remove your old card and drivers, open up the case, push it in to your AGP slot and away you...

Pros: The chipset makes it much faster than the TNT and TNT2 cards
Cons: It isn't so fast if compared to another geforce card.

Last month I was planning to buy another video card for my PC. I had a TNT2 card that gave me for a long time good graphics in good frame rates. But as the time goes by it became incompatible with the new games that requires much more video card...

Pros: Ease of setup, quality of driver/software included, extremely stable performance.
Cons: No fan or heat sink included, no dual monitor support

Being in the market for a 3D video upgrade (meaning that I felt the time was right to move from my Voodoo3 3000 16MB to a GeForce2 MX 32MB card), I shopped around extensively before making a purchasing decision.

Of all the GeForce2 MX cards on...

Pros: Very fast, sharp colors, 32 bit textures.
Cons: 64 megs of RAM would make this complete.

I have been a long time 3dfx user. From the Voodoo 2 Banshee to the Voodoo 4, I have enjoyed these great cards. However, with the "death" of 3dfx, I didn't want to have an unsupported graphics card. So, I went with another name I trust: Creative Labs....

Pros: Good performance for the price.
Cons: 64-bit bus makes it the slowest MX out there.

Background Info

Recently, since my old Gateway has become inadequate for gaming, I have been forced to build a new computer. As most know, the heart of any gaming PC is a video card, and I craved high performance, but...

Pros: smooth, fast, easy to use, inexpensive
Cons: Not the best in the world.

I got this recently bought this after being frustrated trying to play games like Half Life. I did so much research on this site and asked everybody I could find which one is best. I was so anxious and confused. After researching and REresearching every...

Pros: Very Fast, DDR Ram, Great driver support from NVidia
Cons: No TV Out, No DVD Software, Creative isn't great about driver updates

My upgrade cycle this winter included my graphics card. I wanted a card that could play all the latest games with ease, have hardware support for a DVD player, at a price I can live with.

The choice was between NVidia and ATI. 3DFX cards are...

Pros: Low cost, high performance
Cons: Not as fast as $300 boards (duh)

I got this card because I was having some problems with my home-built system crashing. I was running a GeForce 256 DDR card before and this card (which cost half as much) seems to be holding its own. The Creative Labs driver set is great and I like their...

Pros: cheap, solid in performance, 32 MB DDR, AGP 4x
Cons: slower memory clock and GPU clock

Our trade supplier has just started selling these and we have just started stocking them a week or so ago now. These cards offer good value for those gamers who require good performance but who don't want to splash out on a full GeForce 2 or a Radeon and...

Pros: Cheap Geforce 2
Cons: Not as good on the peak fill rate

We had the TNT then the TNT 2 then the TNT Ultra and TNT value card. Vida has used the same series again with its Geforce range. We had the Geforce and the Geforce 2 then game the value card the Geforce 2 MX, and the Ultra card has already been released....