VOGONS


First post, by jasa1063

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I have been running two 12MB Voodoo 2 cards from different manufacturers using the FastVoodoo 4.6 drivers for a quite awhile now. I have always wanted to have the real deal with 2 identical Voodoo 2 cards. One the cards I have is a 12MB STB Blackmagic 3D . I recently saw a listing on eBay for an 8MB STB Blackmagic 3D. After looking at the pictures, I saw it was in fact a 12MB card. The asking price was $130, not too bad as far as eBay pricing goes. I made the purchase and installed the card. After installing the drivers from 3dfx, I now have a true Voodoo SLI setup. My other 12MB card has since gone into another computer. I guess sometimes you just get lucky.

Reply 1 of 8, by kolderman

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Embrace the power!

Reply 3 of 8, by drosse1meyer

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rock on
what system are you using it in?

P1: Packard Bell - 233 MMX, Voodoo1, 64 MB, ALS100+
P2-V2: Dell Dimension - 400 Mhz, Voodoo2, 256 MB
P!!! Custom: 1 Ghz, GeForce2 Pro/64MB, 384 MB

Reply 5 of 8, by Unknown_K

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I have my Vodoo 2 SLI in a Gateway P733. Dual P200's seem kind of slow.

Collector of old computers, hardware, and software

Reply 6 of 8, by jasa1063

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Unknown_K wrote on 2022-12-09, 23:38:

I have my Vodoo 2 SLI in a Gateway P733. Dual P200's seem kind of slow.

I know the Pentium II Overdrive 333 is not that powerful, but for the build I wanted to do, it suites my needs.

Reply 7 of 8, by Spitz

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Go for 800Mhz+. Been testing configs back in 2005-2007 with SLI Diamond Monster II and it seems that 800+ gives the bottleneck free feed.

Well... I miss 80/90s ... End of story

Reply 8 of 8, by swaaye

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PII 333 will get the job done for the most part. Most games prior to 1999 will run well enough and Voodoo2 SLI lets you run 1024x768. Voodoo2 doesn't really have enough texture memory for later games anyway.