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3Dfx
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3Dfx
(3Dfx Interactive) A company that specialized in 3D accelerator chips and arcade game subsystems geared to the entertainment market. Founded in 1994 and located in San Jose, CA, it went out of business after it tried to market its own line of display adapters instead of just making the chips that others would build into products. In 2000, 3Dfx sold its remaining assets to NVIDIA. Its most significant contribution was the Voodoo Graphics processors, which are used in a variety of products. For more information, visit www.voodoofiles.com. See Voodoo Graphics.
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BUSINESS WIRE)--May 12, 1997--A graphics card built around 3Dfx Interactive's VooDoo 3D graphics accelerator consistently scored highest on the latest 3D gaming benchmarks available for Windows 95, according to results published in the latest edition of Accelerating PC Graphics '97, a quarterly Market Strategy and Forecast report from Mercury Research, Inc.
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