anyways all I have seen were some shots of some Rev.A1 boards aka the Rev.A1 4700's:

With AAvid Fan:


With Clampshell Heatsink:


but what about a nice pic of the Rev.A0 4600 board how does that one look lke compared to the Rev.A1 4700 boards?

That is what I am after a photo with a Rev.A1 4700 like we know them today with and without the clampshell heatsink and a pic of a Rev.A0 4600 togeather on one shot.

I know but the card's bios is Rampage 2000 and since these cards are longer well known by thier code names

Do not worry i know what they are called

from Gary smartass
http://www.thedodgegarage.com/3dfx/rampage.htm

Just scroll down teh page and you will see for yourself


@ Gary

My apollogies for linking your Rampage info site, but I had to show him the real evidence lol 

no problem, but I also seen it from other Rampage keepers

Anyways the only Rev.A0 4600 pics I have seen were the ones with the glueclamp:


this is the card I am looking for, for a top and bottom view of that card.
The ex-3dfx employee Andy Handson seemed to have been part of the Rampage program :
http://www.shacknews.com/ja.zz?id=1156050

"#40,   They are real. Just like I remember from the lab.   :  Andy Hanson ...."

So was this Dolomite dude:

"Those are real. I know, I used to work for 3dfx.

121A is the Vendor ID for 3dfx. The version of PCI.EXE that is running on that monitor is from around '95, and Intel didn't put our Vendor ID into their exe. Run PCI.EXE with a V5 in your rig and you'll see 121A as the vendor ID string.

The reason it looks so wierd is that THOSE ARE BRING UP BOARDS!! (Note the AGP riser card for testing bus timings) It is not indicative of the final board at all."

here more info I have come across:
http://www.shacknews.com/ja.zz?comments=13666

So these are Bring Up boards, I still wonder how they look like from top as bottom view, anyways what was so different from these compared to the Rev.A1 4700's?

Quote:


What the engineers called it and what the final product name (determined by marketing dept) will be are two different names.

Recall that Voodoo 3 was first called Banshee II then Avenger before it became Voodoo 3. Early bios images actually indicate "Avenger" not Voodoo 3

I just that the other 16 missing cards pop up one day, just hope they weren't destroyed 

What were these cards caable of, could they run the Quantum3D OpenGVS demo's and did Quantum3D have plans for an AALchemy system based on VSA 200 orsay Rampage 2000?

time we went to NV and had a peek inside haha like they would ever agree there

I mean what usage does NV have from those Rampage cards for usage of thier later chips? If I were them I would sell 'em to a 3dfx community or so , well that's my kind thinking then heh