yeah this one :

http://p068.ezboard.com/bvoodoo56000resourcegroup

the one Rolo01 mentioned earlier, I got no results , but norries Gary got all the most important info from the topics of that site, we're in good hands, the Force is still with us.

I'm still wondering if there were any more Voodoo5 6000 Proto's like a Rev.A 4000 maybe there is one lurking one araound as an unknown card, I still have the feeling that we haven't seen all of the cards yet, the V3 Circuit board and V56K Rev.A0 0700 with no chips on it was also an amazing discovery out of the blank.

So Maybe there is more, let's hope that anyway.

Greetings,

A retro-test of V5 6000.

http://www.x86-secret.com/articles/divers/v5-6000/v56kgb-1.htm

hope it hasn't been posted before.

cheers.

Thanks for the pics, the one with heatsinks I grabbed off 3dfxzone I think already.

http://www.thedodgegarage.com/3dfx/v6k_faq.htm

benchmarks will be on a new page in a week or two, this one is large enough as it is.

Nice FAQ, Gary

I noticed two (three ?) small mistakes. (Both located near the Motherboard compatibility list)
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here are = here is :? _{I'm not sure, but "here is" sounds better to me}
it = in
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As far as I know the ECS K7VTA3 basically exists in 8  revisions. (Rev 3. and 3.1 are basically rev3)
Until a year ago I had an ECS K7VTA3 Rev2 with had a VIA KT266A. The newest revision contains a VIA KT333CF northbridge.
When looking at the ECS site I see that ECS is talking about AGP8x support and AGP4x support.

The 3rd revision of the ECS K7VTA3 contains a VIA KT333 northbridge. The second an KT266A.

I'm not sure about the first rivision, it must have either a KT266 or a KT266A.

Maybe it's advisable to add the following:
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Omega_Supreme: Any chance of a better picture, part number of plug perhaps?

Hey Gary,
that external power supply cable was made by a friend of mine, it is completely home made. So no serial or part number.
My friend built this one for me at a time when I was looking for a way to power up my 6000. Soon after that VMan repaired my 6000 and soldered the terminals on.
I sent that cable to a guy named Enrico in the german voodooalert.de forum, he was looking for a way to power up his Intel Rev. 6000.
But I think he never used it, as far as I know he sold his 6000 soon...

that name sounds so familiar,
was he in oschkar's website of V5 6000 collectors?

oh well, sounds like a decent price for the buyer who paid 1,200