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When the Riva TNT2 came out, and you could multi-texture, shadow map performance doubled.

I had almost all of the early ones: Voodoo 2, Riva TNT2, then GeForce 3 (I think...).

Without it Nvidia would have gone bankrupt months before Riva 128 changed things.

I've only been to Italy once, and Riva del Garda is one of the places I visited.

I wanted to buy a Voodoo card, and due to PCI incompatible version, had to trade it back for a Riva TNT.

I had a Riva TNT at the time, and a friend's Voodoo...

I actually had the Riva 128 as my first GPU, which was one of the first products that Nvidia shipped running Unreal and other cool stuff.

I still remember playing Shadows Over Riva where you had magic to see through walls or teleport to a distance thus completely avoiding combat with though enemies.

We had the Riva TNT2 in our family computer, so that was fun to see that again, I think it was paired with an AMD K6-2 chip.

Nvidias first remarkable chip was the Riva TNT which came out in 1998 (hardware progress really was unbelievably fast back then - 3dfx Voodoo in 1996, Riva 128 in 1997, Riva TNT in 1998, and both the Riva TNT2 and Geforce in 1999).

I started using my dad's computer too much when he had to work, so he bought the parts and a friend and I built my first computer at 14 with an awesome Riva TNT2 Ultra graphics card.

I was disappointed that I couldn't make my newly bought Voodoo card work on my motherboard due to a PCI connection issue, but the Riva TNT that the shop offered me as possible alternative did, thus NVidia got one more customer.

This is especially true when that sentence continues to say that Apple cited "only" its policy for removing apps deemed "obsolete" or "outdated." This shouldn't apply to the game in question because it is still fully functional and compliant with current standards, Riva claims.

Riva is a local-first monitor for AI agents running on your machine.

Would you get 250 William Ginter Riva’s or 1 Tony Stark?