wrote:3dfx sli use AFR
No, it definitely didn't! 3dfx SLI used, well... SLI, which means Scan Line Interleave, and it's fundamentally different from AFR.
Socket 775 - ASRock 4CoreDual-VSTA, Pentium E6500K, 4GB RAM, Radeon 9800XT, ESS Solo-1, Win 98/XP
Socket A - Chaintech CT-7AIA, AMD Athlon XP 2400+, 1GB RAM, Radeon 9600XT, ESS ES1869F, Win 98
wrote:sorry, your post looked like something he would say and the videos were alike.
I have beginning with my 3dfx collection in 2014.
wrote:Are you the guy that put plydoo all over a voodoo6000?
That guy is Trevormacro. And yes, he sucks for destroying so many of these rare cards with his 'skills.'
My Retro B:\ytes YouTube Channel & Retro Collection
wrote:wrote:Are you the guy that put plydoo all over a voodoo6000?
That guy is Trevormacro. And yes, he sucks for destroying so many of these rare cards with his 'skills.'
Does he have more 6000 cards in his collection? There are also old videos from him on youtube.
wrote:wrote:wrote:Are you the guy that put plydoo all over a voodoo6000?
That guy is Trevormacro. And yes, he sucks for destroying so many of these rare cards with his 'skills.'
Does he have more 6000 cards in his collection? There are also old videos from him on youtube.
He has (had?) a ton of these cards and sadly experimented with various 'cooling techniques' on many of them - some of which did not survive. While many out there are trying to preserve history, there are those like this guy who just destroy it.
My Retro B:\ytes YouTube Channel & Retro Collection
wrote:He has (had?) a ton of these cards and sadly experimented with various 'cooling techniques' on many of them - some of which did not survive. While many out there are trying to preserve history, there are those like this guy who just destroy it.
I believe he has many of the publicly released Rampages in his hall of torture as well.
All hail the Great Capacitor Brand Finder
I hope, that my 6k A3700 will become a long life. I have installed copper heatsinks on the backside of the VSA 100 Chips and one on the bridge chip. The sensitivest component on the 6000. Also a 220 mm big side fan from the case.
wrote:I have installed copper heatsinks on the backside of the VSA 100 Chips and one on the bridge chip. Also a 220 mm big side fan from the case.
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wrote:I have installed copper heatsinks on the backside of the VSA 100 Chips and one on the bridge chip. Also a 220 mm big side fan from the case.
Longer life of the Card. All looks decent, and no overclocking!
