I have a Voodoo3 3000 and a Voodoo3 2000 card.

R8 on my Voodoo3 3000 card appears to be the same as R7, R3, and R4, and they all say R00 on them.
So zero ohm, like you said.

The component that is missing on your card near CR10 and CR11 is present on my Voodoo3 3000 and has writing on it that says
D83A
SIG

But the one next to it seems to say
D84A (or D8HA)
SIG
while the one in your picture seems to say
D485 (or DH85)
SIG

On my Voodoo3 2000 the diodes both say
D83A
SIA
so maybe they can both be the same.
I don't know what the numbers stamped on the diodes indicate, but the polarity indicator points to the right on the top diode and to the left on the bottom diode, both on the Voodoo3 3000 and the Voodoo3 2000.

C94 seems to be the same as C88 -- a little light brown colored component similar to the C88 in your picture. I don't see any writing on it, but I'd guess it's the 0.1uF 16V 0603 you mentioned.

The component near the C100 location is missing on my card. I have two perfect little solder balls on the ends with no indication that anything was ever attached to them. There are no components on the back of the card at that location. Both my Voodoo3 3000 and my Voodoo3 2000 have no component at C100, so maybe you don't need anything there.

It is finally finished! Thanks to all who helped:

I will test the card this weekend 😀

OK it is more than seven months later, but I finally got around to (or summoned the courage to) test the card..

And amazingly enough it works!

After replacing so many components including some guesswork SMD capacitors, a DIY cooler+fan replacement, this 5.5ns Voodoo 3 is back to life and kicking. Good for you, Voodoo 3. You can now permanently replace the Riva128+Voodoo2 combination in my Dell Dimension XPS D333.

Now overclock her! 😎

So happy for you! Thank you for sharing your 'journey'... Cheers

Ahh the suspense! Glad to have read another successful salvage story! Enjoy! 😀

Cool project! This level of circuitry knowlege, soldering and board work is well beyond my abilities but it's fun to watch it come together. V3 is a great card.

Thanks for all the nice comments it was indeed a fun project and Im glad it worked out in the end. Now I wish I had more luck with my 386 Motherboard 🙁