A-Trend did use the ATC-XXXX phrase.

The card has 8MB RAM clocked at 100MHz, I believe.

It's A-Trend

bjwil1991 wrote:

A-Trend did use the ATC-XXXX phrase.

The card has 8MB RAM clocked at 100MHz, I believe.

Thats also my conlusion about A-Trend. Im just not compleatily sure that A-Trend is the only company using this phrase. If thats the case, it would definitely be an A-Trend product 😀 If someone can confirm that A-Trend is the only one to use ATC- phrase, it could solve the case 😁

About the 8MB RAM, it was my guess too. I believe that most (all?) Voodoo 2 cards can be determent by the "missing" RAM modules on the backside, to see if it is an 8MB og 12MB version.

appiah4 wrote:

It's A-Trend

Do you know that for sure, or do you believe that it is? My point is, that i believe that its an A-Trend, but i am note sure, which is why im asking 😀

I have a Voodoo 1 from A-Trend, its codename is ATC-2465A4. I am as sure as can be.

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bjwil1991 wrote:

A-Trend did use the ATC-XXXX phrase.

The card has 8MB RAM clocked at 100MHz, I believe.

Thats also my conlusion about A-Trend. Im just not compleatily sure that A-Trend is the only company using this phrase. If thats the case, it would definitely be an A-Trend product 😀 If someone can confirm that A-Trend is the only one to use ATC- phrase, it could solve the case 😁

About the 8MB RAM, it was my guess too. I believe that most (all?) Voodoo 2 cards can be determent by the "missing" RAM modules on the backside, to see if it is an 8MB og 12MB version.

appiah4 wrote:

It's A-Trend

Do you know that for sure, or do you believe that it is? My point is, that i believe that its an A-Trend, but i am note sure, which is why im asking 😀

The model number on the bottom sticker gave it away. That, and Google searches.

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Hi.

I just received a Voodoo 2 card yesterday, but i am not sure what brand it is.

The number "ATC-" in in the number ATC-2455 on the label, reminds me of other A-Trend products. Can someone tell me, if A-Trend is the only company who used this "ATC-xxxx" phrase?

When i look on this side: http://tdfx.de/ger/grafikkarten_voodoo2.shtml I can see that a similar card is listed as a Typhoon 3D Max II. I get it, that the card is listed as this because of the text on the box, but when i look at the V2 that is pictured on the box, it does not match the card listed together with the box, and i was thinking it could maybe be the wrong box for the card?

Does someone here know what V2 card i have? A-Trend? Typhoon? Another third one?

Thx 😀

Hi, reviving an old thread ... It appears 3dfx Interactive used exactly this product code. Thought you might find it interesting. /Timbral

Does anyone know the brand of this Voodoo2?

I bought this card untested a few years ago. It works, but only with one disabled TMU unit (SSTV2_NUM_TMUS=1), and with boths TMUs are graphics glitches. Today, I have tried again (the first try was a 100% washing with water, because this card was very dirty) to solve this problem and yes! it runs fine, after I cleaned all the legs from the TMU units with denatured alcohol (the pins of the left TMU 1 was the problem, TMU 0 is on the right). So this was only a oxidation problem. I tried GLQuake, Quake 3, Incoming, 3DMark 99 Max/2000 and the 3dfx Donut Glide 3x Demo in 640x480 and 800x600 resolution on a Pentium II 350@466 (FSB133), i440BX chipset, and all glitches are gone!

It has no "ATC" on the barcode and has a different Texas Instruments RAMDAC, everything else looks the same as the A-Trend Voodoo2 in this thread.