Post by Obi-Wan_Kenobi on 30.06.06 at 15:37:03
While I was surf'n the web I came across this great preview of the Voodoo5 6000 Rev.A1 1500 card which was reviewed by Maximum3D of E3 2000 :)
3dfx Voodoo5 6000 Preview E3 Special
here the pics which i never have seen before especially the size they are and at the angles they were taken:
This preview showed images of a Rev.A1 1500 model being tested in a working condition, this may seem to be a rare thing , from which is known that there are not many Rev.A1 1500's with Intel chips known that are in operation condition :)
We weren't allowed to see the framerate counters at the end of the demo001 loop, but I would estimate it to be about 25-30, based on the way I have seen the demo run in the past.
which actually was 51 fps on our Rev.A2 2600's, Rev.A3 3400's and Rev.A 3700's, so basically the card would opperate @ cores/mem 100mhz like Gary's Rev.A1 1500 does, which would declare the slow framerate :)
I thought it was nice to show this thing I came across, it really charged up my 3dfx Spirit !!! ;D ;D ;D
3dfx Voodoo5 6000 Preview E3 Special
here the pics which i never have seen before especially the size they are and at the angles they were taken:
This preview showed images of a Rev.A1 1500 model being tested in a working condition, this may seem to be a rare thing , from which is known that there are not many Rev.A1 1500's with Intel chips known that are in operation condition :)
We weren't allowed to see the framerate counters at the end of the demo001 loop, but I would estimate it to be about 25-30, based on the way I have seen the demo run in the past.
which actually was 51 fps on our Rev.A2 2600's, Rev.A3 3400's and Rev.A 3700's, so basically the card would opperate @ cores/mem 100mhz like Gary's Rev.A1 1500 does, which would declare the slow framerate :)
I thought it was nice to show this thing I came across, it really charged up my 3dfx Spirit !!! ;D ;D ;D