Lux, you better re-size your pics before someone jumps on you

WoW They are Nice Lux !!! very nice though not sealed but hay nice catch for the day allright and did you take a look inside of those boxes also to see if they are 100% complete as well Well I suppose they are !

LoL the text on the boxes:

HARDCORE 3D GRAPHICS ACELLERATOR lol

not that Hardcore for it's time to be honest, they were a nice alternative for the budget market, great for games like Quake3 and SystemShock 2 but they seem to be in great shape Lux very VERY nice find hehe

@ Gamma742

I agree hehe he should use imageshack to resize because people that have modems won't feel that happy

Though my Laptop has 1920 x 1200 as reso nothing wrong here though lol

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st4r4m4m4 is watching your comments  trough a 15" and thank god it runs 1024x768@85Hz so it quite handles the yob of a 15" but still 1590 px for just the photo is out ot the league.

(luckily its not my main pc, but there might be ppl in a similar situation)

hmm they were good cards for the budget sector they were the best for the budget sector, but they wern't high end like 3dfx's Voodoo3 3500 TV AGP and Voodoo5 5500 AGP hehe.

but they were a good alternative qua features only the drivers wern't that good so they were morely left aside, and the GeForce and Radeon products made thier space.

hmm that would be nice maybe you can bench those 2 32MB kyro's as well

a 32MB Kyro 1 V.s. a 64MB Kyro1 and 32MB Kyro II

here's your pic I fixed it for ya

Cool cards man. I've got a Hercules Prophet 4000 (32 meg Kyro 1) and two Prophet 4500's (64 meg Kryo II's). All three cards work although I only use one of the 4500 that switch with my V3 when I'm playing with some friends in some older games (Ghost Recon, Return to Castle Wolfenstein).

Didn't know that they had a Kyro II with only 32 megs though, so that's cool. Would like to see what the differences are with the same amount of ram and just comparing the gpu's as far a performance goes with the Kyro I.

Great cards, wish they would have stayed with it but with all the license agreements and what not, it became a mess. Although PVR still remains a huge factor for graphics in the mobile department, there is talks that Intel was interested in using PVR's technologies in it's on board video for their mobo's.

For anyone interested in Kyro's demo's they have put out to show off some of the things they could do, or get updated reference drivers click here. Of course they haven't put anything out lately, but....... http://www.pvrdev.com/pub/PC/extra/index.htm

The reference drivers are newer then the last Hercules drivers available by a couple of revisions.

Actually, the Dreamcast had a PowerVR Series II, while Kyro cards are Series III, but yes, Dreamcast graphics are great, some games easily beat current PS2/Xbox games.