I do have a DVD quality copy MPEG2 version of the 3 TV commercials. I lost my copy here in the hard drive crash but I have it backed up at work. It's about 250 megs I think. If someone has an FTP site I could post it to, I'd be happy to upload it for you in the next couple of days. It's the actual MPEG video that was used by 3dfx at trade shows. I posted it at x-3dfx.com not long ago so some of you may already have it.

Actually, it's all in one 225 meg video. All 3 commercials with some gaming footage in between them. DVD quality with awesome sound.

http://bitconjurer.org/BitTorrent/

100SB and X-24/200SB were b4 the ati fury maxx

Well yeah okay, you got point 'bout that. But What i meant is this must be the first stand alone Multi-chip 2D 3D AGP card around. I'm just try'n to find out what  technology it uses, though 3dfx' SLi comes close.

ATI's Maxx technology is slightly different from 3dfx's though; they use Alternate Frame Rendering (AFR).  Here's how they explain it on the Rage Fury Maxx FAQ:

    ATI has developed a multiple chip parallel processing technique that works within MAXX implementation called Alternate Frame Rendering or AFR. In the AFR process, one chip renders even frames while the other chip renders odd frames. Each chip processes triangle setup for its own frame without waiting for the other chip making AFR the more efficient multiple chip processing technique.

Wondering how it compares to SLI?

    3Dfx's SLI's technique:
    One chip draws out even lines of an image and the other chip draws out the odd lines of the image. This technique is inefficient because both chips process triangle set up on one frame.

    Unlike SLI, AFR processes separate frames.