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3dfx Section >> Tech Talk >> Voodoo3 on modern (Core2Duo) system - is it safe? http://www.falconfly.de/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1280308051 Message started by Huk on 28.07.10 at 11:07:31 |
Title: Voodoo3 on modern (Core2Duo) system - is it safe? Post by Huk on 28.07.10 at 11:07:31
Hello everybody.
This is my first post here - please be "gentle" ;] Some time ago, I bought Voodoo 3 2000 PCI card. Now, I was wondering - is it safe to use this card with my Core2Duo PC? I found some warnings about overheating problems with banshee, but there is a note for Voodoo3 as well: Quote:
What does "to a lesser extend" means? Is it safe, or unsafe to try this card with modern PC? Exact PC specs: Motherboard: Asus P5Q SE CPU: C2D E7200 RAM: 4x1024 Kingston PowerSupply: Chiftec CFT-600-14-CS Thanks in advance for the answers. P.S Sorry for my English |
Title: Re: Voodoo3 on modern (Core2Duo) system - is it safe? Post by RaverX on 28.07.10 at 17:01:29
You should be ok, as long as you add sone active cooling there. A fan blowing air from the side should be more than enough, if it's not hot inside your.
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Title: Re: Voodoo3 on modern (Core2Duo) system - is it safe? Post by Huk on 30.07.10 at 17:44:22
I think, I'll try to put a small fan from the other card on the V3 radiator then.
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Title: Re: Voodoo3 on modern (Core2Duo) system - is it safe? Post by Thandor on 30.07.10 at 20:30:33
Both Voodoo3 and Voodoo4 worked just fine here in i965 motherboards with Pentium D and Core 2 Duo. I didn't add extra cooling on the passive Voodoo3 cards.
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Title: Re: Voodoo3 on modern (Core2Duo) system - is it safe? Post by voodooban_cn on 22.11.10 at 09:20:17
Yes,it could be OK,no worry about it,plenty of power to feed Voodoo3,and PCI is a general bus interface.so V3 PCI can run on all mobos with PCI slots.(except the early mobo without enough power maybe),I have runned V3 PCI on Tyan S2875 with AMD 8000series chips which is my latest mobo till now. ;)
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