Post by LuxKiller65 on 27.01.05 at 17:53:45
Here is my Lego Voodoo4 4500 PCI!
Yes, I know it's ugly but it's even rarer than the rarest 3dfx prototype!
It took me quite some time to build and you can all be sure it's the first and the last time I'm doing something like that!
So, let's see some pictures of this top-secret Voodoo4, made especially by Lego itself for the game Lego Racer:
Here we can see the whole card. Notice how big Lego made the VGA socket, surely because the planned to make a hugely huge VGA cable, used to improve image quality (nevertheless, a normal VGA cable works fine). For the rest, the card is just like a normal Voodoo4, with a PCI connector in massive and genuine gold (look how bright it is!).
Close-up of the VGA output. I wonder what type of cable they had in mind!
Close-up of the fan. It only has four little blades but really keeps the chip cool. It's a nice little fan (platinum ball-bearing).
[Notice that the fan actually rotates! I made it so it can move.]
Well, that's all folks!
;D
Post your comments!
Yes, I know it's ugly but it's even rarer than the rarest 3dfx prototype!
It took me quite some time to build and you can all be sure it's the first and the last time I'm doing something like that!
So, let's see some pictures of this top-secret Voodoo4, made especially by Lego itself for the game Lego Racer:
Here we can see the whole card. Notice how big Lego made the VGA socket, surely because the planned to make a hugely huge VGA cable, used to improve image quality (nevertheless, a normal VGA cable works fine). For the rest, the card is just like a normal Voodoo4, with a PCI connector in massive and genuine gold (look how bright it is!).
Close-up of the VGA output. I wonder what type of cable they had in mind!
Close-up of the fan. It only has four little blades but really keeps the chip cool. It's a nice little fan (platinum ball-bearing).
[Notice that the fan actually rotates! I made it so it can move.]
Well, that's all folks!
;D
Post your comments!
