I miss ATI.
I miss ATI
Aiden Jackson
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Liam Hernandez
I miss ATi too. Is there any way to see the ATi icon in the system tray with newer graphics cards such as the RX480?
Jack Bell
Do you miss AMD, because they are one in the same.
Leo Martin
No, ATi was different. ATi just felt special.
ATi RAGE, ATi Mach, ATi All in Wonder.
ATi was just special man. I think you have to be a late 80's early 90s PC builder to understand why ATi was just...special.
Jace Walker
AMD ruined ati.
Michael Taylor
I always had All in Wonder cards. Felt amazing having a "DVR" like a decade before they were even a thing.
Gavin Ramirez
Ati x600 was my first graphics card. I still have it.
Connor Lee
ATI was the card you pulled from your store bought PC and replaced with 3dfx or Nvidia. They were mediocre in the 80's and 90's, but dirt cheap which is why PC vendors loved them. Even Matrox was better at 2d.
Lincoln Collins
DELET DIS REEEEEEEE
Parker Edwards
In the early to mid 90s the ATi Rage was an excellent upgrade.
3dfx came later on in the 90s.
Nvidia was unheard of until 2000-ish.
Jordan Reyes
Underaged fag detected. Nvidia cards only became popular post 2000.
3dfx still required a 2d card and really only became decent in 1997/8
Matrox was never relevant, like PowerVR.
Again, either you're underaged or wasn't a Sup Forumsent in the 90's
Cameron Thompson
Come to think of it, ATI didn't even become good until they bought Art X which worked with Nintendo on their GPUs.
Oliver Scott
No, system builders used SiS, Oak Technologics and Trident GPUS.
DO YOU REMEMBER TRIDENT?
They were the prebuilt choice.
You have no idea what you're talking about.
Bentley Cruz
ATi was one of the first to hit the 3D scene. You've got no idea mate!
Angel Diaz
You should fact check before you call other people children in effect outing yourself as a child.
Anthony Ramirez
Not the user you're replying to but what did he say that was wrong?
Eli Butler
>ATi was one of the first to hit the 3D scene
Is this a joke?
Eli Sanders
He's right though, the 1995 ATi Rage was actually a somewhat capable 3D accelerator. It was only until the 3dfx Voodoo in 1996 that 3D really took off.
Jordan Hill
Riva came out in the 90's. Matrox was most definitely relevant.
Yes. I had a cheap shit 2d Trident card to go with my Voodoo 1.
Jackson Green
ITT: underagefags getting BTFO
Nathaniel Cooper
>ATi Rage was actually a somewhat capable 3D accelerator
Using what API?
Noah Myers
Nolan Hall
>What is Riva TNT
>Ignoring the TNT2 stomped over the Voodoo 3 if you had a decent CPU, in both speed and features
It didn't even take the Geforce for 3dfx to start declining, the GF2 GTS was the final nail though.