Virtual reality gaming is an increasingly popular form of immersive entertainment, and its hardware requirements can be significant. Many graphics cards are now being designed with virtual reality compatibility in mind, allowing gamers to enjoy the latest titles with increased graphical fidelity. Nvidia GeForce 3 is a mid-range graphics card released in 2001 and it does not support VR gaming due to its outdated hardware specifications. It lacks the necessary capabilities required for modern VR content such as high refresh rate displays, low latency rendering, and support for head-mounted displays. While users may be able to run some older VR titles on this GPU, it will likely not provide optimal performance or visuals when compared to more modern alternatives.