I owned one, actually. It was very hard to find at retail. ATI still dominated the integrated video card market, with S3 and Matrox and Diamond et. al. fillin

I owned one, actually. It was very hard to find at retail. ATI still dominated the integrated video card market, with S3 and Matrox and Diamond et. al. filling out the rest. NVIDIA was a notable upstart, and the RIVA actually looked really great on paper. But like I said it couldn't break through the Voodoo's lock on the the game market, nor ATI's control of the OEM channel. It kept the company from failing, but that's about as far as it goes. Again, a year later the TNT changed things for NVIDIA (and the Geforce 256 a year after that changed everything). But the 128 was forgettable in hindsight.