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  • The MS-StarForce 816 performs just like the other GeForce2 MX cards, except for the Hercules card, which is faster. The MS-StarForce 816 is slower than both the RADEON cards and faster than the Voodoo4 and G450.

    At $115 and up, the MS-StarForce 816 is one of the less expensive GeForce2 MX cards available. The only cards that get any cheaper are from much smaller brand names like eVGA.

    The MS-StarForce 816 does the job, does it with class, and does it for cheap. It also come with the basic software elements to round out the package. It's not the speed or feature champ, but it makes a good showing.





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