Yes, indeed. Also, do the less obvious in terms of checking each pin of the 3dfx chips. Some of them might get loose. That is exactly what happened in this case. After soldering them back, the card is working. Yeeey! 😁

I will try that. However, as this was previously working with the installed driver, I am a little unsure of the effect. But hey, it's something to try anyway.

I have a Win98 machine installed with a Voodoo2. The system finds the card and all looks good from a software perspective, but when opening a program that tells the card to switch to Voodoo2, the screen goes black. No 3dfx logo is shown. The motherboard is a socket 370 Abit AB-ZM6 with 128 MB RAM …