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Should be: (Not too sure about the chip itself though)
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There is no 'unmodified' 64MB single-chip Voodoo.

And there's also a 4200 with 32 megs of ram.

Ok, this is what I have dug up.

V4-4400 is a 143 mhz single chip VSA-100

V4-4800 is a 166 mhz single chip VSA-100, the docs I have only list an AGP part, with or without DVI/TV options.

What they don't list is the ram size, but they do show a 4500 with the same board options and speed.

So logic would suggest that the only difference would be ram size, then *IF* that is true a 4800 is a single VSA-100 clocked at 166 mhz with 64 MB of ram.

Thoughts?

Still doesn't answer what a Daytona with 32 mb would be  

Though looking at one of the pictures above gives me another thought.

The 4200 above is listed as a Voodoo4-2 4200, so if is a VSA-101 perhaps all that was done was to add a -2 to the part number?

For example a V4-4500 with a Daytona chip would be a V4-2-4500?

/scratches head.

Were missing something, I think they were just slapping names on at random at some point, lol.

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Yes, the bios on mine lists the 101/32 MB card as a 4200, it is also clocked at 143.

That's one of the reasons why I suspect someone at 3dfx flashed first and worried about the name later. If your trying to get a board working changing the name on boot up isn't a high concern. I think that is why some of the prototype boards have conflicting nomenclature.