Voodoo 3 |
Voodoo 3 1000(Velocity 200) Features |
16MB SGRAM 125MHz Core Clock Speed 5 Million Triangles/sec 250 Megatexels/sec. Supports resolutions up to 2048x1536 Full 128-Bit 2D accelerator 300 MHz RAMDAC DVD Hardware Assist Supports DirectX, Glide and OpenGL Alpha-Blending Single Pass, Single Cycle Bump Mapping Single Pass, Single Cycle Trilinear MIP-Mapping Patented Multi-Texturing Programable Fog Tables Sub-Pixel and Sub-Texel Correction Gouraud Shading |
Voodoo 3 2000 Features |
16MB SDRAM 143MHz Core Clock Speed 6 Million Triangles/sec 286 Megatexels/sec. Supports resolutions up to 2048x1536 Full 128-Bit 2D accelerator 300 MHz RAMDAC DVD Hardware Assist Supports DirectX, Glide and OpenGL Alpha-Blending Single Pass, Single Cycle Bump Mapping Single Pass, Single Cycle Trilinear MIP-Mapping Patented Multi-Texturing Programable Fog Tables Sub-Pixel and Sub-Texel Correction Gouraud Shading |
Voodoo 3 3000 Features |
16MB SDRAM 166MHz Core Clock Speed 7 Million Triangles/sec 333 Megatexels/sec. Supports resolutions up to 2048x1536 Full 128-Bit 2D accelerator 350 MHz RAMDAC TV/S-Video out DVD Hardware Assist Supports DirectX, Glide and OpenGL Alpha-Blending Single Pass, Single Cycle Bump Mapping Single Pass, Single Cycle Trilinear MIP-Mapping Patented Multi-Texturing Programable Fog Tables Sub-Pixel and Sub-Texel Correction Gouraud Shading |
Voodoo 3 3500 Features |
Based on the acclaimed Voodoo3 graphics accelerator technology, the Voodoo3 3500 TV combines the industry’s most powerful 3D and 2D graphics with complete TV tuner and multimedia functionality in a single AGP board. Featuring support for MPEG 2, DVD, FM stereo with dbx, and high-resolution displays, the new board includes the most feature-filled entertainment card for hard-core game enthusiasts and cutting-edge multimedia entertainment consumers. |
16MB SDRAM 183MHz Core Clock Speed 8 Million Triangles/sec 367 Megatexels/sec. Supports resolutions up to 2048x1536 Full 128-Bit 2D accelerator 350 MHz RAMDAC TV/S-Video out DVD Hardware Assist Supports DirectX, Glide and OpenGL Alpha-Blending Single Pass, Single Cycle Bump Mapping Single Pass, Single Cycle Trilinear MIP-Mapping Patented Multi-Texturing Programable Fog Tables Sub-Pixel and Sub-Texel Correction Gouraud Shading |
Other Information |
The original Rampage was supposed to come out when the Voodoo 3 ended up being released, but Rampage wasn't complete by then, so the Voodoo 3 was originally released as a placeholder until Rampage was finished. It ended up being number 1 in retail sales, but in the OEM department it did poorly. People would rather have slow 32 bit on the TNT2, than fast 16 bit on the Voodoo 3. The voodoo 3 was SLI compatible, but no consumer SLI boards were produced. Below is a picture of a Voodoo 3 SLI board: |
The was also a Voodoo 3 3500 made that ran at 200mhz: |
Pictures |
The Voodoo 3 1000 (above) |
The Voodoo 3 2000 (above) |
The Voodoo 3 3000 (above) |
The Front Of The Voodoo 3 3500 (above) |
The Back Of The Voodoo 3 3500 (above) |
The Cable For The Voodoo 3 3500 (above) |
Voodoo 3 Documentation |
Voodoo 3 Data Book |
Voodoo 3 Programming Guide |
Other Voodoo 3 Stuff |
Voodoo 3 Launch Animation |
Voodoo 3 Tweaking Program 2.7 |