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Title: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 06.10.05 at 16:10:07
The goal of this topic is to have an image of every card using 3dfx' Voodoo chips in order to create a complete overview. This is offcourse a work in progress and it will stay like that for a long time. Simply because not all cards are known and of the ones known, not all have images.
All images are the property of the ones who made them. I apologize if your image is in this jungle but has no credits on it. Please contact me at nitrox_infinity[at]mytweakers[dot]net and I will add credits on the image as soon as possible. This post will be used to notify the reader of updates. All images are thumbnails; click on them for a larger image.
Total Amount of Cards: 200 |
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Title: Voodoo Rush Post by NitroX infinity on 06.10.05 at 16:10:18
Voodoo Rush (22)
Known Resellers: 2the MAX, ProComp, Yakumo |
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Title: Voodoo 2 Post by NitroX infinity on 06.10.05 at 16:10:23
Voodoo 2 (32)
Known Resellers: 2the MAX, A-MAX Technology, Bo-Chan, Colormaster, DCS, Sanberg, Trust, Yakumo |
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Title: Voodoo Banshee Post by NitroX infinity on 06.10.05 at 16:10:31
Voodoo Banshee (40)
Known Resellers: 2the MAX, A-MAX Technology, Anubis, Colormaster, DCS, Trust, Yakumo |
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Title: Voodoo 3 Post by NitroX infinity on 06.10.05 at 16:10:36
Velocity 100 (2)
Velocity 200 (1)
Voodoo 3 1000 (4)
Voodoo 3 2000 (11)
Voodoo 3 3000 (12)
Voodoo 3 3500 (7)
Other (8 ) Unknown specifications, please help complete this information.
Known Resellers: NIX |
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Title: Voodoo 4 Post by NitroX infinity on 06.10.05 at 16:10:42
Voodoo 4 4500 (14)
Voodoo 4 4800 (1)
Voodoo 4-2 (4)
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Title: Voodoo 5 Post by NitroX infinity on 06.10.05 at 16:10:48
Voodoo 5 5000 (2)
Voodoo 5 5500 (6)
Voodoo 5 6000 (3)
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Title: VoodooTV Post by NitroX infinity on 06.10.05 at 16:10:58 |
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Title: Specter Post by NitroX infinity on 06.10.05 at 16:11:05 |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 06.10.05 at 18:07:37 wrote on 06.10.05 at 16:10:36:
This is NOT a Voodoo3 2000 AGP, this has been repeated many times , this is a 3dfx Velocity 200 AGP 16MB Rev.A0 3299. 8) and also the Voodoo4 4800 section also has some fault hehe: wrote on 06.10.05 at 16:10:42:
this card: 3dfx Voodoo 4 4800 AGP 64MB SDRAM DVI TV out and this one: 3dfx Voodoo 4 4800 AGP 64MB SDRAM DVI TV out is the same as this one, they are both Voodoo4 4800 64MB AGP cards Rev.A0 2600. This one btw : 3dfx Voodoo 4 4800 PCI 32MB SDRAM DVI TV-Out Rev.A 3700 is nothing but a Voodoo4 4500 PCI + TV-Out & DVI, it was flashed to a Voodoo4 4800 bios, the original bios was just Voodoo4 4500 TV DVI. ;) You also are missing another type of Voodoo4. 3dfx Voodoo4 4500 AGP 32MB TV-Out & DVI Rev.A0 2600: |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by gdonovan on 06.10.05 at 18:11:13 |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by st4r4m4m4 on 06.10.05 at 18:15:13
It looks like the fully loaded (meant connectors) 4500 pci proto
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 06.10.05 at 18:25:03
And I'm missing all the Rev's and PCB dates also from the VSA-100, VSA-101 & VSA-200 series.
like these: VOODOO 4 3dfx Voodoo4-2 4000 AGP x4 16MB Rev.A 0.xx ??? 3dfx Voodoo4-2 4200 PCI +DVI 16MB DDR Rev.A0 4300 Rev.A1 4600 3dfx Voodoo4-2 4200 PCI +DVI 32MB DDR Rev.A1 3900 Rev.A1 4600 3dfx Voodoo4 4400 AGP x4 32MB Rev.A0 .2.??? 3dfx Voodoo4 4500 AGP x4 32MB Rev.A0 3300 Rev.A0 3500 Rev.A0 3700 3dfx Voodoo4 4500 PCI 32MB Rev.A1 4499 the copper board with the Voodoo5 6000 bios. Rev.A 3000 Rev.A 3500 Rev.A 3700 Rev.A 3900 3dfx VoodooMAC 4500 PCI 32MB Rev.A 3000 prototype Rev.A 3300 Rev.A 3700 3dfx Voodoo4 4500 PCI 32MB + DVI Rev.A 3700 3dfxVoodoo4 4500 PCI 32MB + TV-out & DVI Rev.A 3700 actually a 4500 PCI with the extra ouputs and with a 4800 bios. 3dfx Voodoo4 4500 AGP x4 + TV-out & DVI 32MB Rev.A0 2600 prototype 4500 AGP with both empty spots filled. Falconfly's card. 3dfx Voodoo4 4500 AGP x4 32MB "L" Cards Rev.A0 2600 "L" card prototype , gdonovan & FalconFly have this card. 3dfx Voodoo4-2 4800 AGP x4 +TV-Out 32MB DDR Rev.A0 4100 3dfxVoodoo4 4800 AGP 64MB + TV-out & DVI Rev.A0 2600 gdonovan's card. VOODOO 5 3dfx Voodoo5 5000 AGP x4 32MB Rev.A0 3300 Rev.A0 3700 3dfx Voodoo5 5000 PCI 32MB Rev.A1 0900 Rev.A1 1900 3dfx Voodoo5 5500 AGP x2 64MB Dual Head Rev.A0 4599 Hank S. indicated they were the very first 5500 PCB. thanx to Gary and Hank for that info ;) 3dfx Voodoo5 5500 AGP x2 64MB Rev.A1 4999 Comdex 1999 board Rev.A1 0900 like comdex 1999 card but only works at 143Mhz. Rev.A0 1400 pre production prototype Rev.A 1800 Rev.A 1900 Rev.A 2100 Rev.A 2300 Rev.A 2500 3dfx Voodoo5 5500 AGP x4 64MB Rev.A1 3300 Rev.A2 3700 3dfx Voodoo5 5500 AGP x4 DVI 64MB Rev.A2 3700 3dfx Voodoo5 5500 PCI 64MB Rev.A1 2300 Rev.A1 2700 Rev.A1 2900 Rev.A1 3000 with 5.5ns ram Rev.A1 3100 also with 5.5ns ram thanx to Osckhar!!! 3dfx VoodooMAC 5500 PCI 64MB Rev.A1 2700 Rev.A1 2900 Rev.A1 3000 with 5.5ns ram 3dfx Voodoo5 6000 AGP x2 128MB & VoodooVolts Prototype 4499-41 Rev. N/A Comdex '99 Display Card 2x2 design demo card , non funtional thanx Omega Supreme & FalconFly for this info :) 3dfx Voodoo5 6000 AGP x2 128MB Rev.A0 0700 Rev.A1 1500 Rev.A2 2600 Rev.A3 3400 Rev.A3 3700 Rev.A 3700 Rev.A 3900. SPECTER Rampage Cards 3dfx Spectre 1000 AGP x4 32MB DDR Rev.A0 4600 Rev.A1 4700 |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 06.10.05 at 18:25:14 wrote on 06.10.05 at 18:07:37:
The BIOS sticker says it is, so unless I see proof otherwise I won't change it. Quote:
They are two different cards; check the stickers. Quote:
Fixed Quote:
Added Oh, and I'm not doing rev's. You'd get too much of the same. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 06.10.05 at 18:26:37 wrote on 06.10.05 at 18:25:14:
check the chip layout, totally identical ;) it would be the Same like comparing a V56K Rev.A 3700 with it's NFR stickers placed abit differntly also, it is still the same card ;) Iam refering to the hardware used hardware technically it's the same card , I'm not Saying that it is Gary's card , you see :) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by gdonovan on 06.10.05 at 19:05:37 wrote on 06.10.05 at 18:25:14:
It's a Velocity 200. Quote:
Both cards are 4800 with 64MB of ram. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Rolo01 on 06.10.05 at 21:31:45 Quote:
At least my 5000 AGP is equipped with SGRAM and I guess the other 5000 AGP prototypes are as well. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 06.10.05 at 23:33:17
yeah exactly, the 5000 has SGRAM never seen one with SDRAM wouldn't be logic too.
There is no STB/3dfx Voodoo3 2000 AGP with SGRAM. It's indeed a Velocity 200 AGP , that's for sure, norries there. 8) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by BFG3dfx on 07.10.05 at 02:39:54
i like this overview, nice idea, did you have the powercolor 183 card in there? and the superteck?
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by gamma742 on 07.10.05 at 04:26:15
Where are all the Quantum3D cards? Aren't they Voodoo cards?
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 07.10.05 at 10:21:24 wrote on 06.10.05 at 21:31:45:
Oops, I knew that :P No idea how that D got there ;D wrote on 07.10.05 at 02:39:54:
Added the Supertek. Still looking for images of the 183MHz PowerColor V3 cards. Also looking for PCI cards of the brand, the one listed surely can't be their only PCI card? Quantum3D will also be added later. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 07.10.05 at 11:33:39 wrote on 06.10.05 at 16:10:42:
these three cards are named as the following: 3dfx Voodoo 4-2 4200 PCI 32MB DDR-SDRAM DVI Rev.A1 3900 3dfx Voodoo 4-2 4200 PCI 16MB DDR-SDRAM DVI Rev.A0 3100 3dfx Voodoo 4-2 4200 PCI 16MB DDR-SDRAM DVI Rev.A1 4600 3dfx Voodoo 4-2 4800 AGP 32MB DDR-SDRAM TV out Rev.A4 4100 The 3dfx Voodoo 4-2 4200 PCI 16MB DDR-SDRAM DVI Rev.A0 3100 is certainly different, it's a prototype of the 3dfx Voodoo 4-2 4200 PCI 16MB DDR-SDRAM DVI Rev.A1 4600. please refer to Gary's great Daytona page for more explanations why they are so different ;) http://www.thedodgegarage.com/3dfx/index.htm Also please put the Revisions and PCB dates with the cards, they tell lot's of difference also, like a Voodoo5 6000 Rev.A2 2600 is alot different than a Voodoo5 6000 Rev.A3 3400. the Rev.A2 2600 has Cores/mem 166Mhz with Hyundai 5.5ns SDRAM and it has the old 4point VoodooVolts connector. asfor the Rev.A3 3400 that one has cores/mem 183Mhz with 5.4ns Toshiba SDRAM with the single pin Voodoo Volts connector. You could also refer to Gary's V6K FAQ for more info to the Voodoo5 6000's and how many different models that were made. So to me you are missing like half of the important info. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 07.10.05 at 13:40:36 wrote on 07.10.05 at 11:33:39:
Will be doing Daytona's soon. Not adding Rev's, perhaps in the distant future. I prefer to get cards from all manufacturers first before I add more info. And yes, I know the various V5-6K rev's differ much so I will be adding some more of those later on. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 07.10.05 at 15:54:33
well Rev.s and PCB dates tell about half of the cards information hehe anyways I think they should be added.
But for the rest it looks very nice ;) great job lad. :) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Eye-Q on 08.10.05 at 14:59:49 |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 08.10.05 at 16:47:24
A-Trend Helios 3D
I Doubt this is actually an ATC because the ATC-2465 or VD110P mark is not on the front of the card. ProComp G111 12 MB To my knowledge, ProComp is a reseller, they didn't make their own cards. I'll be adding some of those cards either later today or tomorrow. Thanks :) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Eye-Q on 08.10.05 at 16:57:29 wrote on 08.10.05 at 16:47:24:
I got it in an A-Trend box. ;) Regarding to falconfly's identifying-page the markings "392-0465-BOAR10" (bottom left of the card) are on a Trust Voodoo Dragon so it could be that it's a Trust-card which has been re-packed. So what, you don't have that card listed yet, too. ;) wrote on 08.10.05 at 16:47:24:
Look at the photo (all photos are links to bigger photos ;) ), there is a marking "G111 REV 1.0" so it's clearly an original ProComp. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 08.10.05 at 17:04:24
Trust is the biggest reseller of them all. They resell just about anything they can get their hands on.
The 'ProComp's' markings were probably placed on after the card was bought from another company. Qoutation from Gary's Voodoo Rush page: Quote:
[EDIT]BTW, that A-Trend, was it new when you bought it or second-hand? |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Eye-Q on 08.10.05 at 17:59:46
Updated 05/10/09: cards taken out which are transferred to the list on the first page
Updated 05/10/10: no more cards missing in the list ;) wrote on 08.10.05 at 17:04:24:
Hmm, so which company built that card? It is clearly unpresented yet so it has to get into that list, or do you disagree to that? ;) wrote on 08.10.05 at 17:04:24:
I think it's too expensive to print only the markings on an existing card because if it wouldn't be too expensive many other resellers would have done it, too, right? ;) I think ProComp resold the Voodoo Rush-cards (that's no discussion for me) but built their own Voodoo 2-cards in reference-layout. wrote on 08.10.05 at 17:04:24:
That was used but I don't see a reason why the seller (private at ebay) should take a different package than the original in which he bought the card a few years ago. ;) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 08.10.05 at 18:05:46 wrote on 08.10.05 at 17:59:46:
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 09.10.05 at 17:44:21
Added some more cards.
Eye-Q; added some from your lists, could you remove those from your list? (So I won't get confused :P) Stuff I know I'm missing and would like some help on; - 8MB Banshees? - PowerColor EvilKing 3 PCI cards (Not sure though, but seems strange that I've only found one) - Falcon Northwest SE (V3 3500 200MHz) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Eye-Q on 09.10.05 at 21:01:26 wrote on 09.10.05 at 17:44:21:
Done ;) The InnoVISION-cards, the Joymedia Voodoo 2 and the ProVideo PV380 are "original" cards IMO (the ProVideo definitely because I never saw any other V2 with a blue PCB), one reseller I know is CMC Orbit (resold Voodoo Graphics and Voodoo 2-cards). wrote on 09.10.05 at 17:44:21:
I think there aren't so many 8-MB-Banshees, you have three production-cards and one prototype so they are represented. Most manufacturers wanted to build cards with more MB than the predecessor so the built 16-MB-cards to tell the customers "more MB = more power" (today it's still the same... ::) ). |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 09.10.05 at 23:55:55 |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 10.10.05 at 01:01:53
@Obi; If I'm not mistaking, someone on this board had a V4 4500 "L" card which booted as a V4 4800. But that didn't make it a V4 4800 ;)
Why would it (the Daytona) be a 4800? It's counterpart (The PCI card with DVI) is called 4200 so why wouldn't it be one too? |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 10.10.05 at 01:15:41
Gary has that card it boots clearly as Voodoo4-2 4800 ;) that used to be Rolo01's card ;) remember it's a Voodoo4-2 4800 not Voodoo4 4800 ;) Voodoo4-2 means it has a VSA-101 chip ;)
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by gdonovan on 10.10.05 at 01:30:09
1) Hank did that bios (v4-2 4800) "call out" as a joke (it also states "HankTV"), marketing handles the naming and number of boards not the engineers.
2) The L-card had been flashed with a 4800 bios, it's a 4500. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 10.10.05 at 03:41:51
ah okay :) hehe so it wouldn't be a Voodoo4-2 at all? I wonder what it would of been called officially, Voodoo4-2 4750 maybe? I dunno what the official name would of been of that Daytona.
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by gdonovan on 10.10.05 at 04:12:42 wrote on 10.10.05 at 03:41:51:
Not sure what the final name would of been but if it followed the other Daytonas it should have been Voodoo 4-2. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 10.10.05 at 11:45:42
hmm still a nice card, I wonder how many of those exsist? about 2 or 3 ?
I mean thier ram and VSA-100 speed specs are the same as that of the Voodoo4-2 4200 PCI DVI 32MB DDR right, Core/mem 143Mhz with 6ns 64Bit DDR SDRAM? |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Rolo01 on 10.10.05 at 13:35:35 Quote:
Yes, exactly. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 10.10.05 at 14:08:41
@Eye-Q; I've added the rest of the cards you listed except for these two:
- Unknown Manufacturer Sold as A-Trend Helios 3D - InnoVISION Mighty 3DX5000 Brown PCB The PCB says it's a 6MB card, are there memory chips on the back? |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 10.10.05 at 16:02:54
I meant VSA-101 :-X but okay, so maybe a Voodoo4-2 4200 AGP TV-Out would of been the actual name for it, they do have the same chip and ram, it's only the output that would of changed the idea :) if I can remember the Voodoo4-2 AGP with TV-Out is a Rev.A0 from week 41 year 2000.
@ Nitrox Infinity You did have a point in a certain point of view 8) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Eye-Q on 10.10.05 at 16:55:21 wrote on 10.10.05 at 14:08:41:
No, it's a 4-MB-card like the one with the green PCB but 4 of the locations for the RAM aren't populated. TM30 has such a card with 6 MB, it's the same PCB but all locations populated. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 11.10.05 at 14:14:56 wrote on 08.10.05 at 14:59:49:
According to yjfy's museum it's an A-Trend VD102P. So you got the company right, just the wrong card name :) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 15.10.05 at 21:36:34 |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 16.10.05 at 12:50:29
Obi, take a look at the images on the first page, then take a look at your image. Notice the difference? ;)
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 16.10.05 at 16:55:35
Well a VERY BIG difference Look at this then:
my VERO3D Voodoo Rush PCI 6MB Rev.A-C 9809 year 1998 week 09 has totally no traces for the extra outputs: well goed kieken ej ;) And it's totally different from the others becuase no traces are visible with this PCB colour and it's actually special because I have never seen it with another collector 8) All the other Voodoo Rush cards havethose traces or the out put's placed, and my Vero #d simply does not have that, so might as well put it in, it surely not is your so called list. :-/ |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 16.10.05 at 17:03:21
I didn't say; take a look at your card. I said: take a look at your image ;)
Yours has irrelevant stuff on the image (box, cables, etc), the images I'm using only have the cards on them. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Eye-Q on 16.10.05 at 17:03:33
I think you two talk at cross-purposes. NitroX infinity didn't mean the card itself but the picture. ;) He wants the card directly from the front and not with any accessories. ;)
[edit] lol, 12 seconds too slow... :P [/edit] |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 16.10.05 at 17:09:57
oh well he could of told me it would of been a quicker and neat respons
ohwell we are humaoid we still make our mistakes from time to time. I'll make pics of it some other time this week :) @ NitroX Infinity: unless you have good experience with Photo Shop ;) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 16.10.05 at 17:12:53 wrote on 16.10.05 at 17:09:57:
Thanks, and take your time :) Quote:
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 16.10.05 at 17:17:10
Norries there will take 7.2 MP shots for ya :D norries at all!
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 17.10.05 at 22:02:51
Edit. never mind, wrong assumption
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by st4r4m4m4 on 18.10.05 at 00:06:18 |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 18.10.05 at 00:14:37
Thank you, added :)
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by st4r4m4m4 on 18.10.05 at 00:18:03
need teh yakumo rush.. it's basically the same but with other sticker... intrested?
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 18.10.05 at 00:18:11 |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 18.10.05 at 00:22:12 wrote on 18.10.05 at 00:18:03:
@Obi: Already told you this at least once; go to babel and translate Vero from Italian to English. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by st4r4m4m4 on 18.10.05 at 00:24:26
hm I got mine from spain...
but it says made in china lol |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 18.10.05 at 00:25:43
Well I've asked the Itallian 3dfx uses before about this and they say that Vero3D is an unknown brand for them so it can be Ucraine afterall or Soviet aka C.C.C.P. Russia as we call that.
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 18.10.05 at 15:03:19
Provideo Multimedia Co. 3DeMoN PV-810 AGP 16MB SDRAM
Anyone got a better image? There's also an 8MB and a 16MB SGRAM card, anyone got images of those? Images of the box: Image 1 Image 2 |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 18.10.05 at 15:56:48 |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Chosen_One on 18.10.05 at 16:47:26
here is a list i found in the 3dfx flash utility source code
3dfx Velocity 100 AGP SG-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x004B 3dfx Velocity 100 PCI SG-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0053 3dfx Velocity 100 AGP SG-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x104B 3dfx Velocity 200 AGP SG-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x004C 3dfx Velocity 200 AGP SG-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0050 3dfx Velocity 200 PCI SG-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0054 3dfx Voodoo3 1000 AGP SG-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x004D 3dfx Voodoo3 1000 AGP SG-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x004E 3dfx Voodoo3 1000 AGP SG-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0052 3dfx Voodoo3 1000 AGP SG-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x1252 3dfx Voodoo3 1000 AGP SG-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x104D 3dfx Voodoo3 2000 AGP SD-RAM TV - LCD 0x000D 3dfx Voodoo3 2000 AGP SD-RAM noTV - LCD 0x003E 3dfx Voodoo3 2000 AGP SD-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0030 3dfx Voodoo3 2000 AGP SD-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0031 3dfx Voodoo3 2000 AGP SD-RAM noTV - LCD 0x0032 3dfx Voodoo3 2000 AGP SD-RAM noTV - LCD 0x0033 3dfx Voodoo3 2000 AGP SD-RAM TV - noLCD 0x0034 3dfx Voodoo3 2000 AGP SD-RAM TV - LCD 0x0035 3dfx Voodoo3 2000 AGP SD-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0040 3dfx Voodoo3 2000 AGP SD-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x1130 3dfx Voodoo3 2000 AGP SG-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0004 3dfx Voodoo3 2000 AGP SG-RAM TV - LCD 0x0010 3dfx Voodoo3 2000 AGP SG-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0051 3dfx Voodoo3 2000 AGP SG-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x1251 3dfx Voodoo3 2000 PCI SD-RAM TV - LCD 0x003D 3dfx Voodoo3 2000 PCI SD-RAM TV - LCD 0x0013 3dfx Voodoo3 2000 PCI SD-RAM TV - LCD 0x0016 3dfx Voodoo3 2000 PCI SD-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0036 3dfx Voodoo3 2000 PCI SD-RAM TV - noLCD 0x0044 3dfx Voodoo3 2000 PCI SD-RAM noTV - LCD 0x0045 3dfx Voodoo3 2000 PCI SD-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0056 3dfx Voodoo3 2000 PCI SG-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x000A 3dfx Voodoo3 2000 PCI SG-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0055 3dfx Voodoo3 3000 AGP SD-RAM TV - LCD 0x000E 3dfx Voodoo3 3000 AGP SD-RAM TV - noLCD 0x003A 3dfx Voodoo3 3000 AGP SD-RAM TV - LCD 0x003B 3dfx Voodoo3 3000 AGP SD-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0037 3dfx Voodoo3 3000 AGP SD-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0038 3dfx Voodoo3 3000 AGP SD-RAM noTV - LCD 0x0039 3dfx Voodoo3 3000 AGP SD-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0041 3dfx Voodoo3 3000 AGP SD-RAM TV - noLCD 0x103A 3dfx Voodoo3 3000 AGP SD-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x1037 3dfx Voodoo3 3000 AGP SG-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0005 3dfx Voodoo3 3000 AGP SG-RAM TV - LCD 0x0011 3dfx Voodoo3 3000 AGP SG-RAM noTV - LCD 0x0042 3dfx Voodoo3 3000 AGP SG-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0043 3dfx Voodoo3 3000 AGP SG-RAM TV - LCD 0x003F 3dfx Voodoo3 3000 PCI SD-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0008 3dfx Voodoo3 3000 PCI SD-RAM TV - LCD 0x0014 3dfx Voodoo3 3000 PCI SD-RAM TV - LCD 0x0017 3dfx Voodoo3 3000 PCI SD-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0057 3dfx Voodoo3 3000 PCI SG-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x000B 3dfx Voodoo3 3500 AGP SD-RAM TV - LCD 0x000F 3dfx Voodoo3 3500 AGP SD-RAM noTV - LCD 0x004A 3dfx Voodoo3 3500 AGP SD-RAM TV - noLCD 0x004F 3dfx Voodoo3 3500 AGP SD-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0003 3dfx Voodoo3 3500 AGP SD-RAM TV - LCD 0x0049 3dfx Voodoo3 3500 AGP SD-RAM TV - noLCD 0x0060 3dfx Voodoo3 3500 AGP SD-RAM TV - noLCD 0x0061 3dfx Voodoo3 3500 AGP SD-RAM TV - noLCD 0x0062 3dfx Voodoo3 3500 AGP SD-RAM noTV - LCD 0x124A 3dfx Voodoo3 3500 AGP SD-RAM TV - noLCD 0x124F 3dfx Voodoo3 3500 AGP SG-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0006 3dfx Voodoo3 3500 AGP SG-RAM TV - LCD 0x0012 3dfx Voodoo3 3500 AGP SG-RAM noTV - LCD 0x0046 3dfx Voodoo3 3500 AGP SG-RAM TV - noLCD 0x0047 3dfx Voodoo3 3500 AGP SG-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0048 3dfx Voodoo3 3500 AGP SG-RAM TV - LCD 0x003C 3dfx Voodoo3 3500 PCI SD-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0009 3dfx Voodoo3 3500 PCI SD-RAM TV - LCD 0x0015 3dfx Voodoo3 3500 PCI SG-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x000C 3dfx Voodoo3 3500 PCI SG-RAM TV - LCD 0x0018 3dfx Voodoo4 4000 AGP SD-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0004 3dfx Voodoo4 4200 PCI SD-RAM noTV - LCD 0x0005 3dfx Voodoo4 4400 AGP SD-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0006 3dfx Voodoo4 4500 AGP SD-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0004 3dfx Voodoo4 4500 AGP SD-RAM noTV - LCD 0x0004 3dfx Voodoo4 4500 AGP SD-RAM TV - noLCD 0x0004 3dfx Voodoo4 4500 AGP SD-RAM TV - LCD 0x0004 3dfx Voodoo4 4500 AGP SD-RAM noTV - LCD 0x0005 3dfx Voodoo4 4500 AGP SD-RAM TV - noLCD 0x0005 3dfx Voodoo4 4500 PCI SD-RAM noTV - LCD 0x0005 3dfx Voodoo4 4500 PCI SG-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0005 3dfx Voodoo4 4800 AGP SD-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0004 3dfx Voodoo4 4800 AGP SD-RAM noTV - LCD 0x0004 3dfx Voodoo4 4800 AGP SD-RAM TV - noLCD 0x0004 3dfx Voodoo4 4800 AGP SD-RAM TV - LCD 0x0004 3dfx Voodoo5 5000 AGP SG-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0002 3dfx Voodoo5 5000 PCI SG-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0003 3dfx Voodoo5 5500 AGP SD-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0002 3dfx Voodoo5 6000 AGP SD-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0001 3dfx Rampage 1000 AGP SG-RAM noTV - noLCD 0x0032 3dfx Rampage 2000 AGP SG-RAM TV - noLCD 0x0040 but there are some strange things! 1. velocity 100/200 pci? 2. v3 3500 pci? 3. v3 3500 agp/pci with sg-ram? 4. v4 4500 pci with sg-ram? 5. no word about the v5 5500 pci/mac |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by gdonovan on 18.10.05 at 18:32:33 wrote on 18.10.05 at 16:47:26:
1) Sure, 3dfx had a deal with a company that sold cards on the ImageAccel name, the were called Velocity's and were available in PCI format. 2) Ventana 3500 Quantum3D. 3) Early 1999 boards, the 3500 was originally suppose to have SGRAM since it was "a little faster" 4) Don't know about the 4500 with SGRAM, never heard of it. 5) The Mac cards had flasher built into the Mac drivers that would flash the card for you while installing drivers in the O.S. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 18.10.05 at 21:15:22
hmm I wonder if there was a Voodoo5 6000 PCI 128MB planned, anyone ideas about that part, Gary maybe?
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Thandor on 18.10.05 at 21:28:48 wrote on 18.10.05 at 21:15:22:
I don't think so. Everyone was using 32Bits PCI slots which would be too slow I think. Even the V4 4500 PCI is slower than the V4 4500 AGP. (Not much, 200 points 3DMark2000) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Chosen_One on 18.10.05 at 23:40:29
but the imageaccell cards are normal v3 only with the name velocity AFAIK...i talked to falconfly a long time ago about this....maybe you (falcon) could give us your knowledge too ;)
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 19.10.05 at 00:20:10
If you do an image search in imageaccel velocity you'll only find images of a V3 3000 AGP TV out. At least, google does :)
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by gdonovan on 19.10.05 at 01:31:56 wrote on 18.10.05 at 23:40:29:
None the less they *may* have a unique PCI ID that requires the flash program to identify them correct. The card I have has a BIOS revision number I have never seen before. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Chosen_One on 19.10.05 at 12:08:40
maybe you could give me ;)
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 20.10.05 at 14:34:56
Fixed a big mistake.
Viewtop is not a company; it's a brandname. The company it belongs to is Britek Electronics. Also like to note that CARDEXpert (by some referred to as cardex) is also just a brandname, from Gainward. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Eye-Q on 23.10.05 at 22:33:21
I have a Rush which isn't listed yet: the Skywell Magic3D Rush Lite TV (Picture is a link to a bigger picture). It looks as if it's the same PCB as the Vero3D (only in blue) but it has two connectors for a TV-Out-Daughter-PCB (bottom left of the PCB) and that part torn off where at the Vero3D is written
"VOODOO RUSH 3DFX INTERACTIVE REV.A-C" (funny anyway - rev. A to C... ;D ) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 24.10.05 at 10:29:06
Added
It's the Lite version not the TV version I presume, since the daughterboard is missing. You wouldn't happen to have it, would you? |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Eye-Q on 24.10.05 at 12:15:15
I've never seen the version with that daughterboard, anyway I've seen the card only two times... ;)
My description is based on the printing on the decal at the BIOS-chip. ;) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 28.10.05 at 00:02:07
Just placing a list of cards which aren't in the list yet and which might exist (most of them do). In no particular order:
Skywell Technology Magic 3D Rush TV 6MB Lite version with TV daughtercard. Provideo Multimedia Co. 3DeMoN PV-?? PCI 16MB S?RAM Provideo Multimedia Co. 3DeMoN PV-?? AGP 16MB S?RAM TV-out PAL Provideo Multimedia Co. 3DeMoN PV-?? PCI 16MB S?RAM TV-out PAL Provideo Multimedia Co. 3DeMoN PV-?? AGP 16MB S?RAM TV-out NTSC Provideo Multimedia Co. 3DeMoN PV-?? PCI 16MB S?RAM TV-out NTSC Chance Voodoo Banshee 8MB Chance Voodoo 4 4500 Garnet Systems Banshee (?) Meditech Crash 3D Banshee 16MB À¯´ÏÅØ DEBUT BANSHEE 16M Can't seem to get this name translated in the online translators :P Falcon Northwest Voodoo 3 3500SE 3dfx Voodoo 3 2000 AGP SGRAM 3dfx Voodoo 3 3000 AGP SGRAM PowerColor EvilKing 3 Extreme PCI 16MB SDRAM PowerColor EvilKing 3 Extreme AGP 16MB SDRAM TV out Powercolor EvilKing 3 Pro PCI 16MB SDRAM TV out Powercolor EvilKing 4 4500 PCI 32MB SDRAM RealVision VREngine VD1 RealVision VREngine VD2 Quantum3D Ventana H PCI Quantum3D Ventana T PCI Quantum3D Amethyst 2MB Quantum3D Obsidian SB50-2400 6MB Quantum3D Obsidian SB50-4200 6MB Quantum3D Obsidian2 X-16 16MB |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by st4r4m4m4 on 29.10.05 at 12:39:34
I'm missing the ColorMax Voodoo Graphics in the listing
If you can't find one I'll post a pic in a day or 2 |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 29.10.05 at 12:57:57
At the bottom of the Voodoo Graphics post, it says:
Quote:
A-MAX Technology is a reseller, they didn't make their own cards. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by st4r4m4m4 on 29.10.05 at 13:03:15
OK got it ColorMax is a brand of A-Max
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by st4r4m4m4 on 29.10.05 at 13:04:08
btw... whose cards did they resell?
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 29.10.05 at 13:07:55
Whichever they could get their hands on.
I myself have an A-Trend Technology Corporation card in my A-MAX box. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by BFG3dfx on 27.11.05 at 05:19:10 |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 27.11.05 at 05:54:20
isn't that the Garnet V3 2K AGP BFG3dfx?
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by st4r4m4m4 on 27.11.05 at 14:10:00
Woa nice...
@obi so far there was just a 125MHz Garnet listed, the one TM30 has. @BFG3dfx That is definitely a 143 on the sticker, it's very blurry but it's clear that it can't be anything else Seems Garnet made a whole series, someday a 166 might pop up ;) And by the way where did you get the pic! |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by BFG3dfx on 27.11.05 at 16:35:22
japan is where my friend got it, yes its 143mhz and i didnt know that till she brought it on her visit, i cant seem to find any info on what cards garnet made, does anyone know?
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 27.11.05 at 17:02:43
@ Haifeng.bao
Would you have any ideas on those Garnet series Voodoo3? |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by st4r4m4m4-on_other_system on 27.11.05 at 19:09:40
It seems to be Garnet Systems from Korea
I found something on this compay showing they made a banshee card and 3 different V3's |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 27.11.05 at 20:27:37
Added the GV2000 143MHz :)
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by st4r4m4m4 on 27.11.05 at 20:31:17
Humm looking around for info about garnet is quite a tough job.
Here's the info about the existence of the cards: http://www.plasma-online.de/ Some minimal info about the company (u can see the company logo here) http://www.stepupcomputing.com/bizpartner.asp Their page http://www.garnets.com/ seems to be down/inexistent but I found this one (at some korean IT association) http://my.picca.or.kr/garnets/ |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 29.11.05 at 19:34:09
This card from DenisF, should it be listed as a 4800 or 4500?
Link: http://www.falconfly-central.de/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?board=techtalk;action=display;num=1087131259 |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by st4r4m4m4 on 29.11.05 at 20:07:25
Well that was a mod, don't think is supposed to be listed.
He actually added the "missing" ram chips by himself. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 29.11.05 at 21:15:17
Still, the card does exist, therefor it should be in the list. The question is, where?
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by st4r4m4m4 on 29.11.05 at 21:34:20
Well if you so much want to list it it's an ordinary V4 4.5K AGP with mem upgrade and bios rework
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 30.11.05 at 18:22:28 wrote on 27.11.05 at 05:19:10:
I got some good news on the other Garnet cards from Haifeng.Bao aka Frank.Bao here is what he told me via PM: Quote:
Well I think that sure helps thanx Hafeng.Bao ;) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by BFG3dfx on 30.11.05 at 21:02:20
ty obi-wan, tell frank ty too.
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 30.11.05 at 21:24:29
Will do BFG3dfx ;) norries mate norries at all ;)
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 30.11.05 at 22:08:12
So 143MHz is the fastest Garnet? Perhaps they made 8MB versions of both cards too?
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by BFG3dfx on 02.12.05 at 03:57:13
NitroX infinity, ive found this to be one of the most usefull 3dfx list to date, its also helped me very much with getting my v3 collection displayed the way i want, ty so much ;)
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 02.12.05 at 09:33:20
Thank you so much ;D
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 05.12.05 at 18:47:09
For those of you just joining our lovely program;
WE'VE REACHED 200 CARDS!!! And again, a list of cards still missing: Skywell Technology Magic 3D Rush TV 6MB Lite version with TV daughtercard. Provideo Multimedia Co. 3DeMoN PV-?? PCI 16MB S?RAM Provideo Multimedia Co. 3DeMoN PV-?? AGP 16MB S?RAM TV-out PAL Provideo Multimedia Co. 3DeMoN PV-?? PCI 16MB S?RAM TV-out PAL Provideo Multimedia Co. 3DeMoN PV-?? AGP 16MB S?RAM TV-out NTSC Provideo Multimedia Co. 3DeMoN PV-?? PCI 16MB S?RAM TV-out NTSC Chance Voodoo Banshee 8MB Chance Voodoo 4 4500 Garnet Systems Banshee (?) Meditech Crash 3D Banshee 16MB À¯´ÏÅØ DEBUT BANSHEE 16M Can't seem to get this name translated in the online translators :P Falcon Northwest Voodoo 3 3500SE 3dfx Voodoo 3 2000 AGP SGRAM 3dfx Voodoo 3 3000 AGP SGRAM PowerColor EvilKing 3 Extreme PCI 16MB SDRAM PowerColor EvilKing 3 Extreme AGP 16MB SDRAM TV out PowerColor EvilKing 3 Extreme AGP 16MB SDRAM Green PCB PowerColor EvilKing 3 Pro PCI 16MB SDRAM TV out PowerColor EvilKing 4 4500 PCI 32MB SDRAM RealVision VREngine VD1 RealVision VREngine VD2 Quantum3D Ventana H PCI Quantum3D Ventana T PCI Quantum3D Amethyst 2MB Quantum3D Obsidian SB50-2400 6MB Quantum3D Obsidian SB50-4200 6MB Quantum3D Obsidian 100SB SHADE module (TMU daughterboard) Quantum3D Obsidian 100SB MGV Daughterboard Quantum3D Obsidian2 X-16 16MB |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by TM30 on 10.12.05 at 19:01:59
i think i own a very unique Skywell Magic 3D Plus1
i never saw this card in this layout: |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 10.12.05 at 19:44:10 |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by TM30 on 10.12.05 at 19:46:03
lol the 4MB Version also is called "Plus1" ... stupid :-X
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 10.12.05 at 20:03:13
Yeah, I wonder about that plus branding.
Anyone know what the difference is between a regular ST Voodoo Graphics and a plus version? |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by gamma742 on 11.12.05 at 00:23:51 Quote:
@TM30 Is this a 6 or 8 meg card? |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by TM30 on 11.12.05 at 01:36:50
8Megs :D
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by gamma742 on 11.12.05 at 03:10:26 wrote on 11.12.05 at 01:36:50:
Hmm... Do you know the mix, 4 for the TexelFX and 4 for the PixelFX. I've never heard of 2 X 6. The board layout has me puzzled ??? Strange memory layout. Must be 4 X 4, I don't think you can do more than 4MB per chip. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by TM30 on 11.12.05 at 03:19:39
i will give it a try... what proggi can i use for identifying video ram?
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by wd2k on 11.12.05 at 03:19:46 |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 11.12.05 at 12:13:26
The Voodoo Graphics supports a maximum of 4MB framebuffer memory and 4MB TMU memory and the card supports at least 3 TMU's. See Q3D's Obsidian 50-xxx0 cards ;D
@wd2k; is it an 8MB or 16MB card? |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by wd2k on 11.12.05 at 16:21:17
i don't know.i see it in used hardware market.
i will tell you later. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by TM30 on 11.12.05 at 17:34:37
here , as promised:
i also made a better pic of my unique voodoo graphics2, its still not perfect (no daylight), but way better than the old one ;) (and NO, i will NEVER sell this card :P) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 11.12.05 at 17:34:56
Thank you TM30!!!
Thank you wd2k!!! The card's name is 'JaceTech AvengerFX' for those who are curious. wrote on 05.12.05 at 18:47:09:
Think I got it. Found this site which speaks of a Unitech Debut Banshee. Also found references to other cards on that page. Some Voodoo 3's too ;D |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by TM30 on 11.12.05 at 22:57:38
so i just tried my skywell magic 3d plus1 8MB... but it seems that the card is defective :( at least turok runs, but textures are corrputed! not all textures, but some are... and it runs slowly...
could this be a driver issue? has the driver problems assigning 8MB? i cannot see any damage or missing parts on the pcb... |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by gamma742 on 11.12.05 at 23:11:13
You might try running the game with a 50-4400 and see if it acts the same. Some of the older games only wanted 2MB texture. I think the V2 drivers had an option like that for compatibility. If you only have a 50-4440 just pop off the shade. Try using the latest reference drivers on both cards to see if the results are the same.
You wanna sell that single TMU chip V2 card? |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by TM30 on 11.12.05 at 23:24:01
final reality also shows some corrupted textures (red and green squares in some textures) but the speed is great...
directx tests completed without errors |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by TM30 on 11.12.05 at 23:25:31 wrote on 11.12.05 at 17:34:37:
gamma, read the post with the picture again ;) i already gave a note in it because i know that some guys want this card :) even if someone would give me 1000$ i would keep it, cause its UNIQUE 8) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by TM30 on 11.12.05 at 23:32:49
so 3dmark 2000 also makes these texure failures... i think the card is seriously damaged :-[
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by gamma742 on 11.12.05 at 23:37:21
Okay the Pics are nice. I didn't see the text between the 2 cards. I was to busy looking at the card(s). That Bruce Chip 500-0012-31 Pretty cool 8) all mine are 500-0010-01. Do you have any other cards using that rev. chipset. Or do you know of anyone that has another card using that chipset.
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by TM30 on 11.12.05 at 23:50:31
to my Skywell: i found a damage on the board. one trace of a ram is damaged, its disconnected... perhaps i can resolder it...
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by TM30 on 12.12.05 at 00:00:46
yehaaw i fixed my skywell card! i soldered that broken trace at one ram and no there are no more artifacts ;D
--- to that voodoo graphics 2 no there is no information on this card. really nothing. this is the only board ever seen with this bruce and chuck, and in this layout also...makes it quite interesting. the serial-numbers of bruce and chuck are between a voodoo2 and a banshee! and there is even no information about the serial number for the whole card! look at it, upper right... 650 ---> AND THEN NOTHING ??? any voodoo has a number, this one not! |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by TM30 on 12.12.05 at 00:22:27 wrote on 11.12.05 at 03:10:26:
to answer your question: it has 4MB Texture memory and 4MB Framebuffer! you can even select Tripple Buffering in 3dmark 2000, with a 4MB voodoo graphic card you only can select single and double buffering. NICE! and the 4MB extra really rock and roll ;D: 3dmark 2000 with a P3 500 in 640x480 double buffer makes 1047 3dmarks a 4MB voodoo graphics only scores 548 3dmarks! almost 100% increase! wow! i think its time for some serious voodoo benchmarks... |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by QuaddamagE on 12.12.05 at 01:51:57
Hey can anyone tell me about a voodoo 2 that has the new 3dfx logo on the chips, i found a matching pair with sli cable, are these of any value?
Cheers ;D |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by TM30 on 12.12.05 at 01:57:56
yes they are more valuable than the v2 with the old logos... but do not expect to much. it's just a logo ;)
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by wd2k on 13.12.05 at 19:06:16
@NitroX infinity
that jace banshee is 16M card. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 13.12.05 at 20:11:28
Thanks :)
I should note that updates won't take place for some days (perhaps even two or three weeks). I'm working on something else and need to get that finished first. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 16.12.05 at 14:25:36
Got some Quantum3D questions.
I've got images of the X-24/200SB daughterboard and both cards with that daughterboard. But for some reason I can't find images of those cards without the daughterboard. Does anyone have images of 'just' the cards? Also, what's the difference between the X-24 and 200SB? They look the same to me ??? And finally, does anyone have images of the X-16? I can only find images of it's box. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Chosen_One on 16.12.05 at 15:26:12
a few sealed X-16 were sold this year...but i do not think that everybidy will open the sealed box only for a photo ;)
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 16.12.05 at 15:43:33
Well, duh, I wouldn't dare to ask someone to open a sealed box. I'm not stupid. But aren't there any loose cards or already opened boxes?
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by gamma742 on 16.12.05 at 18:47:30 Quote:
I believe the 200SB has more connectors for Swap/Lock, Sync/Lock and a connector for a 2D add-on card like the 100SB has. Otherwise I think it's basically the same card. Prolly has a different BIOS. Best to check with Chosen_One on that. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 19.12.05 at 13:10:26
Just to be on the safe side; am I missing anything in this list?
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Chosen_One on 19.12.05 at 13:30:19
@gamma: a x-24 etc do not have a bios, coz it is only a 3D-card...but maybe there is a bios-chip on the Quantum3D MGV2000 2MB 2D Daughterboard, coz this shade brings 2D to the voodoo2-based card ;)
@nitrox: you can connect a shade on my mgv-pci... |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 19.12.05 at 13:39:47
But what would be the point? It's a 2D only card :P
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Chosen_One on 19.12.05 at 15:52:47
it is possible...but it is not useful ;)
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Eye-Q on 21.01.06 at 11:11:11 |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 21.01.06 at 11:28:02
Thank you ;D
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by gdonovan on 21.01.06 at 11:54:01 wrote on 19.12.05 at 13:30:19:
Not true. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 21.01.06 at 12:01:58
did Quantum 3D have any plans for a Rampage card also?
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by edmundoab on 21.01.06 at 14:43:59
im figuring if they had their plans for so many version of 3dfx cards, then they should have one outlined for rampage.
hah, it never did turn out to be a reality anyway :P |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 22.01.06 at 01:44:15
no true but yeah I still wonder if there are blue prints of those designs :)
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Chosen_One on 24.01.06 at 21:04:00 wrote on 21.01.06 at 11:54:01:
does the x24 without vga-module have a bios chip? or does the vga-module have a bios-chip? |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by gamma742 on 24.01.06 at 23:34:53
Gary,
Isn't the XILINX chip the BIOS chip? There's even one on the 100SB card. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by st4r4m4m4 on 09.04.06 at 12:21:38 |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by st4r4m4m4 on 09.04.06 at 12:50:06
Also... The card listed as:
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Is AFAIK a EONtronics Lilith banshee |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by gdonovan on 09.04.06 at 13:11:28 wrote on 24.01.06 at 23:34:53:
In laymans terms yes, that is one of it's functions. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 10.04.06 at 14:29:23
hmm are they the same Xilinx chips used on Voodoo5 6000, Quantum3D AALchemy 4116 and 8164 cards as well?
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by GAI on 12.04.06 at 07:42:53
I have some cards that cannot be found in your list :)
Best Data 3D128 (Voodoo 1) http://users.atw.hu/3dfx-nvidia/cards/pic_1600/v1_best_front.jpg Typthoon 3DMax (Voodoo 1) http://users.atw.hu/3dfx-nvidia/cards/pic_1600/v1_typz_front.jpg Keyvision 3D KW-730 (Voodoo Rush) http://users.atw.hu/3dfx-nvidia/cards/pic_1600/keyvision_rush_front.jpg Aristo Voodoo Rush http://users.atw.hu/3dfx-nvidia/cards/pic_1600/aristo_rush_front.jpg CMC Orbit 3D (Voodoo 2) http://users.atw.hu/3dfx-nvidia/cards/pic_1600/v2_cmc_front.jpg Aristo Voodoo 2 http://users.atw.hu/3dfx-nvidia/cards/pic_1600/v2_aristo_front.jpg Joytech Apollo 3D Banshee (with small PCB) http://users.atw.hu/3dfx-nvidia/cards/pic_1600/joy_banshee_front.jpg Feel free to use my photos if you want :) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Eye-Q on 12.04.06 at 08:48:35 |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 12.04.06 at 19:16:45
same idea goes for the Aristo V rust, that's nothing else but a Pro Comp G105 which was also resold by Aristo 8)
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by GAI on 18.05.06 at 14:23:43
I purchased today a Banshee card, but i can't identify its brand. The PCB and the heatsink is very similar to the Guillemot Maxi Gamer Phoenix, but there is no "Maxi Gamer Phoenix" label on the up-right corner of the card. On the front side of the card is ASSY number 650-0043-01 (Skywell Magic Twinpower Banshee, but it has black PCB), but on the back side it's 600-0043-01 (A-MAX Colormax VA-513, but it is a little bit different too, and has active cooling)
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by st4r4m4m4 on 21.05.06 at 16:30:41
As far as I can tell...
Typhoon 3D Maxima :) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by GAI on 22.05.06 at 09:40:30 wrote on 21.05.06 at 16:30:41:
Sure? It has black PCB too |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 22.05.06 at 11:46:38
yeah I think it is deffinitely a Tyfoon does say Tyfoon on the top right corner.
I'll see if I can get some more info on this baby :) well my friends look what I've found! http://www.typhoon.de/en/kat.php?k=53&kidp=103 Tyfoon still exsists! 3Dfx still has some life!! W000000tt!!! and here the info from your card GAI :) http://www.typhoon.de/en/art.php?p=134 " 3D Maxima AGP from Typhoon, brings you the latest Banshee™ card that gives you the best 3D acceleration and image rendering card in the world. Your 3D games will never look the same again!" |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Eye-Q on 29.05.06 at 09:34:00 |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 29.05.06 at 15:39:28
hmm yeah, nice one Eye-Q, it looks like you can upgrade the ram on it to 8MB, as if that is possible, that there are empty spaces for extra ram.
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Eye-Q on 29.05.06 at 18:20:56
If you are able to solder RAM-chips it's possible, yes, but then you can upgrade the 8-MB-Voodoo 2-cards to 12 MB, too. ;)
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by exxe on 28.06.06 at 23:25:23
LHE(?)
Voodoo Banshee AGP 16MB SDRAM ist a http://tdfx.de/ger/da911.htm i have a SG and a PCI with SD RAM is on the way and there Voodoo 2 http://tdfx.de/ger/dp481.html |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 30.06.06 at 12:09:09
missing some Voodoo5 6000 models too NitroX Infinity :)
Rev.A0 0700 Blank PCB Rev.A0 0700 Rev.A1 1500 Rev.A3 3400 Rev.A 3900 and the the the 2 6000 you listed are the Rev.A2 2600 and Rev.A 3700 :) do remember every Voodoo5 6000 has it's differences, different parts like the extra caps on the Rev.A3 3400 and Rev.A 3900 models and the 5.4ns SDRAM on the Rev.A1 1500 and Rev.A3 3400 models the Intel Bridge chips on the Rev.A0 0700 and Rev.A1 1500 models the 6ns SDRAM on the Rev.A0 0700, Rev. A 3700 and Rev.A 3900 models and the 5.5ns SDRAM on the Rev.A2 2600 models :) So if you were planing to list different Voodoo5 6000's might as well list them all the differences are visable :) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by exxe on 01.07.06 at 13:51:02
eagles rush
MX chip T design, but all memory chips http://img172.imageshack.us/img172/8660/dsc03642medium3qu.jpg |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by TM30 on 01.07.06 at 14:46:03
nice one! so you can put in 125Mhz RAM easily and OC it to hell ;)
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Chosen_One on 01.07.06 at 17:08:48
lol...rush on fire :D
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by exxe on 01.07.06 at 17:16:33
at my Voodoo system comes a vga peep and the boot is normal but no picture on the monitor :(
but with a 2nd "T" rush i get the BIOS ;) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by GAI on 01.07.06 at 22:20:13
Hi all!
My friend has a very strange 3dfx card. It has four GPUs with very small heatsinks SGRAM memory modules. It also has an Intel and a Conexant chip, and a strange video connector. Can anyone help what this card is? :) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by exxe on 01.07.06 at 22:27:00
i see this card last year in german VoodooAlert forums
i think its buils shortly after 3dfx buys STB and they still builds the normal STB lineup but with 3dfx print |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by GAI on 01.07.06 at 22:28:01
Hmm, it seems that on the up-right chip there is an "R" letter which is very similar to te "Riva 128" label on the NVIDIA Riva 128 chips (and otherwise the whole chip is very similar to the Riva128 ) but what the hell are four Riva128 chips doing on a 3dfx card? ;D
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 01.07.06 at 22:33:08
The Intel chip, apparently is a bridge chip as found on a Voodoo 5 6000.
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by paulpsomiadis on 02.07.06 at 00:42:52
Does anyone have any idea what this 'mystery' card could be?
Also, would it be possible to 'remove' one of the heatsinks on those four GPU's without damaging the card - it would be VERY interesting to find out what's under those heatsinks! |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by gamma742 on 02.07.06 at 00:48:20
I think it's time to pop it in the freezer and remove one of the heatsinks.
I'd also like to see the whole card in one screenshot ::) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 02.07.06 at 00:53:23
hmm that's a recycled PCB from 3dfx Interactive reused by nVidia :( it has 4 Riva 128 chips on it to support 4 Monitors that is all :) it's a card for Photographical work
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by GAI on 11.07.06 at 12:52:48
I have a Banshee card again, that I can't find in the list. Can anybody help me, what the brand of this card is? ???
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 11.07.06 at 13:29:40
please upload your image @ imageshack.us, it contains errors and it downloads very badly.
www.imageshack.us resize it to 800 x600 at least hehe then it will upload faster as well from your PC to the inet ;) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by GAI on 11.07.06 at 13:34:17 wrote on 11.07.06 at 13:29:40:
[img=http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/8532/banshee8je.th.jpg] |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by st4r4m4m4 on 11.07.06 at 18:26:42
Micro Galaxy International Co. Ltd.
aka Miga Banshee |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by GAI on 11.07.06 at 19:54:47 wrote on 11.07.06 at 18:26:42:
thx 8) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by exxe on 11.07.06 at 21:03:39 |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by GAI on 13.07.06 at 07:56:07 wrote on 11.07.06 at 21:03:39:
Yeah, that is correct, my card is exactly the same :) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by IG88 on 15.07.06 at 08:09:51
looks like my Eagle banshee different colour
havent tested it yet |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by exxe on 15.07.06 at 11:00:56
the P/N in top right corner is different
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 15.07.06 at 13:39:10
@ IG88 & Exxe:
The Eagle Banshee has SDRAM instead of SGRAM like the Miga Banshee which GAI has :) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by IG88 on 15.07.06 at 16:54:53
the driver disk says they made a voodoo / voodoo 2
don`t know what it runs like but someone strapped a ridicules big heatsink fan combo on it |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by paulpsomiadis on 15.07.06 at 19:14:41
Back to the other question again - anyone got an idea what the mystery "4 GPU" card is... ???
Looks kinda like a V5 6000 (what with the Intel bridge chip and all...) but it's VERY different... ??? |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by gdonovan on 15.07.06 at 20:12:26 wrote on 15.07.06 at 19:14:41:
Four monitor display card from STB with Riva 128 chips. No I'm not kidding. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 16.07.06 at 01:08:40
I know man hehe you are like teh man ya know.
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by paulpsomiadis on 16.07.06 at 02:12:41 Quote:
Heh - so it's a NON-3Dfx...3Dfx card! :o Man that sure is WEIRD! ::) :P |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by TM30 on 18.07.06 at 16:47:14
i obtained another banshee... it looks like the Sigma voodoo 3 but it isnt. FCC ID says Joytech...
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 18.07.06 at 18:48:41
hmm nice TM30 how much ram does this one have 8MB or 16MB?
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by TM30 on 18.07.06 at 18:54:20
16MB as you can see on the backside of the card
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 18.07.06 at 19:11:05
ah yeah I see hehe nice find mate ;)
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by TM30 on 18.07.06 at 19:16:57
when you look at the Banshee Processor... is there a heatspreader on it?! looks strange, look at the edges of the circle..
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by gamma742 on 19.07.06 at 04:38:46
Didn't it come with the passive heatsink in the top picture?
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by TM30 on 19.07.06 at 10:31:10
oh yes, i got it with the passive heatsink, but i removed it to look what date the banshee processor has...
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by GAI on 19.07.06 at 20:31:39
I have a new v3 3500 card. It is called Voodoo 3 3500 SI, and it has 6ns RAM modules, and works at 166/166 MHz :)
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 19.07.06 at 21:32:20
hmm very Interesting , I do recall thet Quantum3D had a Vantana Voodoo3 3500 also @ core/mem 166Mhz, but dunno if that card was AGP of PCI though heh :-X
But GAI Very nice catch don't see them 3500SI's that much it's like the second one I've seen in quite some time, take good care of it and treat it well! |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by GAI on 21.07.06 at 15:26:34 wrote on 02.07.06 at 00:48:20:
I finally own this 4-GPU monster, so here are some photos of the whole card :) Here is the special connector: And the cable with 4 d-sub connectors: Finally, the date code (it is very interesting, it says 34th week of 2000 ??? ) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by st4r4m4m4 on 21.07.06 at 16:26:19
Event thow its nvidia its still an impressive piece of hardware. :D
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 21.07.06 at 16:30:47
now this is BIZAR!!!
seem like it has 4 nVidia NV 5 cores aka Rive TBT cores for 4 display out puts eack NV5 core has it's own ramdac for each monitor thought the ramdacs opperated at a mere 270 Mhz. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by TM30 on 21.07.06 at 19:14:09
it has 4 Riva 128 Cores...
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 21.07.06 at 23:58:45
oh well the idea is kinda the same , but yeaps the TNT is indeedly newer :)
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by exxe on 22.07.06 at 10:35:47
http://tdfx.de/ger/iris_3dmania.htm
Iris 3D Mania by Deva its a reeselled Biostar Rush BIOS says Biostar and the Driver cd as well |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by TM30 on 22.07.06 at 10:47:20 wrote on 22.07.06 at 10:35:47:
yeah, it even has the Biostar logo on the back of the card, hehe (right side of the PCB date code, its the triangle...) Biostar seemed to resell many of their cards. I have a card with a Hercules Sticker on the Bios (it has a S3 chipset) but on the backside there is the Biostar logo on the PCB ;) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by GAI on 15.08.06 at 11:48:59 |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Eye-Q on 15.08.06 at 12:06:52
Could you please link to the picture? No one has a monitor which could show the whole picture so the forum is "torn"...
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by st4r4m4m4 on 23.08.06 at 00:00:23
@NitroX infinity
While looking at the listing on page1, I noticed there isn't an inno bashee pci. Here's one I found quickly at 3dfx.cz ;) http://www.3dfx.cz/banshee/inno_mighty_banshee_pci.jpg |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by GAI on 23.08.06 at 13:45:08 wrote on 23.08.06 at 00:00:23:
I also have this card, you can find it on my homepage :) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by GAI on 25.08.06 at 22:52:25
I bought a pack of VGA cards on ebay, and there is a very strange card in the pack. I only have these very bad and low resolution pictures of the card, so the big question is: is this a 3dfx card (maybe a Voodoo 1) or not? ;D
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by gdonovan on 26.08.06 at 03:18:53
To small to make out.
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by exxe on 26.08.06 at 19:30:11 |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by st4r4m4m4 on 26.08.06 at 19:51:48
Appian Graphics Jeronimo J2/N
2x Cyrrus Logic Laguna GD5462 chipsets (For dual monitor operation) Not 3Dfx, but still might be a card intresting to play with. |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by GAI on 26.08.06 at 23:30:29 wrote on 26.08.06 at 19:30:11:
Funny, that card starts at $68 and I purchased the whole pack of cards for $8 ;D http://cgi.ebay.ch/LOT-OF-VIDEO-SOUND-MEMORY-MODEM-CARDS-3DFX-N-R_W0QQitemZ180019714353QQihZ008QQcategoryZ40157QQssPageNameZWD2VQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by exxe on 27.08.06 at 12:46:17
the $68 is for 10cards ;)
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by GAI on 19.10.06 at 09:30:53
I don't like to see this great topic on the second page, so I'm asking again ;D I have a V1 with black PCB, very similar to the A-Trend ATC-2465 cards, but without heatsinks and there is no "ATC-2465" label on the top of the PCB (there is "3920465A" instead). Can anyone say what the brand of this card is? :)
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 29.10.06 at 03:23:54
hmm an Skywell Magic 3D PCI 4MB just with the standard Voodoo Graphics layout?
Crikey! my 3000th post!! :o :o :o Crikey this place rocks!!! ;D 8) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 29.10.06 at 09:04:58
The number at the top "3920465A" gives one result at Google (link). It leads to an eBay auction which states it's a VillageTronic MacMagic 8MB. No pictures however and I strongly suspect your card not being a MacMagic.
Could you post an FCCID if it has one? |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by gdonovan on 29.10.06 at 14:38:59
Nah, not a macmagic board.
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by GAI on 29.10.06 at 20:15:48 wrote on 29.10.06 at 09:04:58:
There is no FCC ID label on the card. The back side of the card: |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by MrFossey on 29.10.06 at 21:10:50
I still think it's an A-Trend board (made by A-Trend, maybe not sold by A-Trend) , even with the ATC-number missing.
My motivation: The red dot (sticker) on the backside. Take a look at A-Trend cards and you'll find Voodoo Graphics boards with yellow and red dot's and Voodoo Rush boards with blue dots :) |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 30.10.06 at 10:21:19
My thoughts exactly, also the sticker on the left has the 2465 number on it, which is the number for A-Trend Voodoo Graphics cards.
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 05.11.06 at 15:53:51
well I shot some new pics of my Ikea Table with all the Voodoo cards in it today :)
http://www.3dfx.ch/gallery/d/16644-2/3dfxfaces http://www.3dfx.ch/gallery/d/16650-2/IKEA3dfx http://www.3dfx.ch/gallery/d/16653-2/ikea3dfx2 http://www.3dfx.ch/gallery/d/16656-2/3dfx+gear |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Eye-Q on 27.11.06 at 09:46:25 |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 27.11.06 at 15:14:17
hehe looks very wierd Eye-Q :) but yeah a nice piece for your still growing 3dfx collection, congrats mate ;)
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by GAI on 26.01.07 at 09:27:22 |
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by Chosen_One on 18.10.08 at 16:23:27
What happened with the pictures? This overview was very good to ID the cards!
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Title: Re: Overview of all Voodoo cards. Post by NitroX infinity on 18.10.08 at 18:20:22
I cleaned out my album. And this list was dropped in favour of the Voodoo Lists.
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