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This quad VSA-100 GPU flagship graphics card was never commercially released.
but will it run crysis?
What's it hash rate. ;)
So how much was the actual cost of the whole thing? I know "each VSA-100 was under US$20"... just curious
I remember 3dfx Voodoo... think there's an old game I have and wanted to play a while back, needing this. But couldn't get the game to work.
Not likely, wasn't crysis a GeForce game? so long ago... But bet it'll happily run Half-Life
Also, if anyone's interested, this is what happened to 3dfx:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrn-QYdT4F8
World's first retrofuturistic graphics card?
The games was actually even better back then... a thought of things to consider and look into.
So many fond memories of 3DFX cards. I had my Voodoo 3 running in a server right up until it blew up in 2008 in the hosting center. So close to setting off the fire suppression system ;) That was both a sad and rather entertaining day in my career.
I really wanted a Voodoo 4/5 at the time, but sadly was too poor to upgrade, and the VD3 did enough of a job really. Well, it let me play half life anyway.
This is a pretty cool, impressive project regardless!
That's an impressive piece of work, and brings back the nostalgia!
I still have a legacy PC with a Voodoo3-3000 that I keep around for old time's sake. It's an AMD K6/3-400 with 256MB PC-100 RAM adn Win98. I've still got my original Orchid Righteous 3dfx, pair of Voodoo 2's, a Voodoo 5 of some sort, and my PowerVR Apocalypse 3Dx in the bits box as well.
He should have kept quiet, manufactured a few and sold them on ebay and made a fortune!
Graphics firm 3dfx was a pioneer in PC 3D acceleration. Not was, but IS the Pioneer in the PC industry from about 1996.
Voodoo 2 SLI was awesome at the time..
Glide wrappers ..... :)