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Hercules 3D Prophet III, Part 2.
[02/17/2001 10:19 AM]
by Anna Filatova
by Anna Filatova
The story of Hercules 3D Prophet III, which has recently appeared in one on-line hardware store, got a continuation. When NVIDIA forced the company to immediately remove the card from their price list, there appeared one more place where you could offer this upcoming wonder. And not just it. Together with Hercules 3D Prophet based on the regular GeForce3 (if we can refer the epithet "regular" to NV20 at all :-) there appeared the second card version equipped with 128MB of memory, based on "GeForce3 Ultra". According to the available description of the product, the Ultra version will be provided with 500Mhz memory. Unfortunately, there is no info on the cost of this 128MB wonder-product and its shipment schedule.
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