I did

What happens then, is that the V1.04.01b Driver freezes the Machine as soon as the Desktop is loaded.

The V1.04.00 already fails at startup, and leaves me with 640x480 16 Colors.

Haven't tried the V1.07.xx series Drivers, although it would be strange if these actually work.

i asked the seller the very first day of sale if he still had the hard drives that were in those cases, just in case he bought them complete, but never got an answer, you 2 might try him since you got the cards, that would give you a sure driver

So basicly you're saying that if a driver exists for that card, it will actually be newer than the latest official beta?

sweet

Lets all rejoice in a moment of prayer.. lol

Seriously though, if IBM does have a working driver for it - it makes you think what the heck were 3dfx upto before they went down..

maybe there are like 20 rampage cards rotting in some .com in redmond..

Guess we'll never know 

Hmpf, I can't get the Card to run with any Driver...

3dfx VSA V1.04.00
3dfx VSA V1.04.01b
x3dfx Voodoo3 V1.08.03
x3dfx VSA V1.08.03

Analysis Programs say :


OEM Device Name : 3dfx Interactive Inc. Unknown 000B
OEM Hardware ID : FUN_0, VEN_121A, DEV_000B, REV_01
Product Device Name : IBM Unknown (000B)
Product Hardware ID : VEN_1014, DEV_019B
Revision / Stepping : A / 2 (1)


Display : VSA-200 (3dfx ???
GPU : (no Data available)

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PCI Registers read :
VendorID : 121A (=3dfx)
ProductID : 000B (unknown)
SubVendorID : 1014 (=IBM)
SubProductID : 019B (unknown)
BS : 00
DV : 0C
FN : 00

For comparison a 3dfx Voodoo4 4500 32MB AGP (3700 Rev.A0)
PCI Registers read :
VendorID : 121A (=3dfx)
ProductID : 0009
SubVendorID : 121A (=original 3dfx)
SubProductID : 0004
BS : 01
DV : 00
FN : 00

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......a 3dfx VSA-200 *gasp* (?!)
Could it be that the AIDA successor falsely reports VSA-101 Daytona's as VSA-200 ?

One thing is for sure :
It is an IBM associated Card.
But apart from that, it raises more questions than ever...

AIDA32 does the same with my daytona, it reports it as VSA200 instead of VSA101.
The PCI product ID also fits ( 000B ) to a daytona.
What really bugs me is that the drivers are not working with your card, my daytona was recognized as Napalm2 even in WinXP, in Win98SE all drivers I tried worked flawlessly.

That is posted next to all of his Aucitons (I think), more like a Standard Text.

But then, would be great to have more people being able to get one

PS.
And no, I have no regrets

Hmm these cards could INDEED be VSA-200, as the ProductID seems to fit in the VSA-200 range!

Check here: -

http://www.idhw.com/textual/chip/3dfx/pciid.html

The ProductID is higher than VSA-101, definately somewhere in the VSA-200 range!

Also, it doesn't look like a 'standard' daytona concept card!

Check here: -

http://tiger.towson.edu/~tzeger1/3dfx/products/daytona.html

So I'm betting on VSA-200! 8)

Anyone second my vote? ???