I want to know if it is possible that my cpu is an bottleneck for my V5 5500? This because some older games are still shocking/low framerate.. :s

Really depends on how complex the Games are.

Very old ones scale even beyond AthlonXP 2000+ levels, while very complex ones (that quicky bring the Voodoo5 to its limits) are already leveling off far below that.

The setup of the Voodoo5 (e.g. Antialiasing and Resolution/Color depth) also have a drastic effect on how far it will scale; 4xFSAA in High Resoltuions and 32bit will naturally hog it down much quicker than 800x600 16bit and no FSAA.

But generally, users are quite happy with above mentioned CPU power levels. Normally, increasing CPU power beyond this point has only minimal effects.

So with a Pentium 3 666MHz, you could certainly upgrade the CPU quite a bit and see the Voodoo5 scale along to a good extend

I wouldn't do that.

Pentium 3's from 1GHz to 1,4GHz still cost a lot.
With the money one of these babies costs, you could also buy an AMD AthlonXP + motherboard which gives you more performance.

Secondhand you might get an AthlonXP 2200+ with a motherboard that supports SDR-SDRAM for the same amount of money as the P3 1GHz.

Yeah, but you can also buy a motherboard which supports both SDR and DDR SDRAM. That way there's always the option to upgrade again.

For instance, you could upgrade quickly within two years (depending on your financial situation) in this way:

1.
• Buy an AthlonXP (1800+ to 2200+)
• Buy a SocketA motherboard that support both SDR-SDRAM and DDR-SDRAM

2.
• Sell your current motherboard plus Pentium 3

3.
• Buy DDR-SDRAM

4.
• Sell your SDR-SDRAM

5.
• Buy a new SocketA motherboard which only supports DDR-SDRAM and the fastest AthlonXP processors.

6.
• Sell your SocketA  SDR-SDRAM/DDR-SDRAM motherboard

7.
• Buy a new (the fastest your motherboard can handle) AthlonXP processor or a Sempron

8.
• Sell your old AMD AthlonXP

Off course, this is not counting the fact that you have a V5 AGP. If you take that into account you just have to find a good motherboard which supports an AGP2x card and a fast as possible AthlonXP

The Abit Kt7A Raid is a good choice if you want to use SDRAM, it's also got a nive Soft MenuIII for over clocking, it supports with the newest Bios up to AXP 2600+

HHmm.. Thnx for the replys..

I cant find any cheap Kt133 mainboard.. And the Amd 2000+ costs min. 45,- here in Holland...  

I'am just a student, it cant cost 2 much..   And the change is that the stuff I buy doesnt work well.. The stuff I got now is working...  I hink that a P3 1Ghz @ this moment the best option for me is.. Mayby i could overclock it a littlebit..  

I read at www.3dfxzone.it that BF1942 runs good on V5 cards with the SFFT drivers and the latest game update.

A Duron has a 133MHz DDR bus (266MHz) the Sempron has a 166MHz DDR bus (333MHz).