Just download them. If you have MS Office or Word installed then Word will open the files seeing as Wordpad doesn't have a browser plugin.

okay roger that, thx for the extra info 8)

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That is an idea but not everyone had Acrobat reader installed either, while everyone has wordpad

that is what he meant hehe the standard Wordpad from Windows.

I can do have it on me new breed PC's though

but some people don't have it but yeah most might

uhm about the Voodoo 5 6000 list some thing's aren't totally right hehe

here your list
09      3dfx Interactive      Voodoo 5 6000            128MB SDR      166MHz            AGP                  Comdex card
10      3dfx Interactive      Voodoo 5 6000            128MB SDR      166MHz            AGP                  Intel bridge chip (Rev. 1500)
11      3dfx Interactive      Voodoo 5 6000            128MB SDR      166MHz            AGP                  HiNT bridge chip (Rev 2600 A2)
12      3dfx Interactive      Voodoo 5 6000            128MB SDR      166MHz            AGP                  HiNT bridge chip (Rev 3400 A3)
13      3dfx Interactive      Voodoo 5 6000            128MB SDR      166MHz            AGP                  HiNT bridge chip (Rev 3700 A)
14      3dfx Interactive      Voodoo 5 6000            128MB SDR      166MHz            AGP                  HiNT bridge chip (Rev 3900)

the Comdex card is a dummy card the speed of the ram can not be stated.
Rev. 1500 should be  --> Rev.A1 1500  as with all other Rev and date names:

So here all revisions and dates in the right order:

41-4999 [for dummy card since it never operated, no rev PCB for this card ]
Rev. A0 0700
Rev. A1 1500
Rev. A2 2600
Rev. A3 3400
Rev. A   3700
Rev. A   3900

The Rev.A0 0700 is missing [first Intel 4x1  & first working 4x1 model V6K]
not all Rev.A1 1500 run 166 Mhz some only run 100Mhz and 143Mhz. same goes to the Voodoo5 5000 PCI Rev.A0 4899 which also isn't listed

3dfx Voodoo 5 6000 AGP 128MB SDR 6ns Rev.A0 0700 Blank card:


3dfx Voodoo 5 6000 AGP 128MB SDR 6ns Rev.A0 0700 Printed card:


how I found out , well the 2000 3DFX INTERACTIVE INC. inprint is placed on the same place as Gary's card


here on the printed card:



the A0 0700 inprint on Gary's card is located on the same place as the printed one
so here a shot of Gary's Semi-Blank Rev.A0 0700 PCB date location, which I have circled, next to the date the Revision is also visable A0


that location is located on the back of the card at the tail's end, where I put the circle & arrow.


so that date is located exactly on the same place as one the printed Rev.A0 0700, circled that as well to show you the exact spot and location of the PCB date, I did enlarge the pic alittle 8)


the man that has theis printed card is called
COSWORTH6K :
http://www.forumzone.it/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=12086&FORUM_ID=40&CAT_ID=25&Topic_Tit...

The Voodoo 5 5000 list is missing the 3dfx Voodoo 5 5000 PCI 32MB Rev.A0 4899 card which Osckhar has

Here his card


here the evidence of it's PCB date 4899:


the card Osckhar has is from this review
V5K PCI review

there they state it runs at core/mem 100mhz default speeds:


"The Voodoo 5 above is based on the version A0 VSA-100 silicon, it still has some bugs in it and it can't run on the speed that it's supposed to do. The final Silicon (which is going into mass-production quite soon) will run on 166MHz compared to the 100 MHz A0 version that was presented to me."

well to be honest that card would get Hyundai 6ns SDRAM a total of 128MB[4x 32MB] so on a certain point of view I was right and on the otherside you do have a point ofcourse

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Please make these changes to the Voodoo 5 listings !

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