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gdonovan YaBB Administrator Offline Infernal Collector Posts: 2361	The mystery card that got away. 02.11.04 at 17:04:06 Can anyone identify this card? A Voodoo 3 of course, but not quite a Powercolor design. I missed out on it on Ebay months ago, the seller was a bit on the shaky side and I delayed bidding.
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NitroX infinity YaBB Moderator Offline Posts: 1936 The Netherlands Gender:	Re: The mystery card that got away. Reply #1 - 02.11.04 at 17:05:42 Uh, V3? There's a fan on the heatsink, isn't that a Banshee?
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gdonovan YaBB Administrator Offline Infernal Collector Posts: 2361	Re: The mystery card that got away. Reply #2 - 02.11.04 at 17:14:00 Quote: Uh, V3? There's a fan on the heatsink, isn't that a Banshee? Look closer. A number of Voodoo 3's came with fans.
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Re: The mystery card that got away.
Reply #3 - 02.11.04 at 18:37:37

Hi,

Well, that card is a V3 2000 from POWERCOLOR. It works to 143MHz, look the RAM, it is 7ns. I am owner the same card, check it Gary, [http://www.voodoo3dfx.com/Fotos%20V3%202000%20AGP%20EvilKing/DSCF1670.jpg]V3 2000 POWERCOLOR[/url]

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PowerColor did using the CHIP AVENGER:
V3 2000 + TV-OUT MEM7ns
V3 3000 NO TV-OUT MEM 6ns
V3 3000 TV-OUT MEM 5'5ns
V3 3500 TV-OUT MEM 5ns

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Oscar

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FalconFly YaBB Administrator Offline 3dfx Archivist Posts: 2445 5335N 00745E Gender:	Re: The mystery card that got away. Reply #4 - 02.11.04 at 19:29:07 Ha! Got it ! This is a : SuperTek V3000-16T How do I know ? Thanks to VDX, I have a SuperTek V3000-16 (without the TV/out and with black PCB, but apart from the Color it is 100% identical)
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gdonovan YaBB Administrator Offline Infernal Collector Posts: 2361	Re: The mystery card that got away. Reply #5 - 02.11.04 at 22:15:51 I had a feeling that is what it was based on the PN at the right of the chip, still kicking myself for just not buying it but thought the card was a TNT2 The seller didn't send a pic till after the auction ended.
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Re: The mystery card that got away.
Reply #6 - 02.11.04 at 23:29:51

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Ha!
Got it !

This is a :
SuperTek V3000-16T

How do I know ?
Thanks to VDX, I have a SuperTek V3000-16 (without the TV/out and with black PCB, but apart from the Color it is 100% identical)

Well, my card is exactly equal to the Gary's PIC. When I put it on my 3Dfx System, the display shows the following:

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