NitroX infinity that thumb picture looks exactly like my STB Voodoo 3 3000 agp. I have a webcam and can take a picture of mine if you'd like to see it in closer detail.

I recently found out that my STB voodoo 3 3000 agp came from a Dell XPS system. It has a sticker that says 'Dell voodoo 3 1.10e'
I found the drivers for it on Dell's official site, which was hard to find the drivers for it (on dells site) BTW.

Dells drivers are not as new as the ones FalconFly hosts. Dells were like 4.0.17 or something like that.

Has anyone here use voodoo 3 drivers that were for say powercolor or creative for an STB or vice versa? Any problems?

What's with this talk about PCB? I don't know what it means or what you guys are talking about. It's like NetJargon or something
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Really? I'm pretty sure they where the last Video Card makers to still have Voodoo 3 drivers downloadable from their site. Or atleast 2 years ago they were still up and running. STB's site is gone, history. I know Creative definatly made Voodoo's, 3D Blaster Voodoo 2, A Voodoo Bansheee video card, Well not all of them are listed on my Microsoft chit sheet, like on the STB manufactor part, doesn't list Voodoo 3 but they made them, ex. my Voodoo 3 3000 agp not listed. STB Black Magic 3D voodoo 2, Nitro FX Voodoo Banshee.....

Strange thou, because I thought 3DFX bought STB after making Voodoo 2's, like around 1999 or so. Sad how a great video card maker could go down the tubes . 3DFX seemed like it was ahead of it's time, like how in 1993 Germans IBM scientist were able to teleport light through cables, and back in the early 1990's Artificial Inteligance was like science fiction.

Well, anyways, I think I'll snag a shot of my video card, yahoo can host pictures right? Maybe I'll link it that way