All Voodoo2 cards offer similar performance: In our benchmark tests, we saw less
than a 10% difference between the slowest card and the fastest. Essentially, you can't go
wrong with any of the Voodoo2 boards on the market, which means that…
The key variable is the software bundle: In most cases, one Voodoo2 board is
priced higher than another because of the software bundled with it. In order to get the
best deal, you need to seriously consider whether you're actually interested in playing
those bundled games. If you're not sure or you already have any of the games included in
the package, keep looking.
A few cards have unique features: Although most Voodoo2 cards are merely clones
of each other, a few have special features that might influence your decision. For
example, the Canopus Pure3D II has a cooling fan, which may make it more reliable. The
Quantum3D 2 combines the power of 2 Voodoo2 boards in a single slot. And a number of cards
include control panel software that lets you overclock the board for maximum (if somewhat
unstable) performance.