One of the latest Voodoo2 boards one can find! This board has two 'Bruce' chips with a production date of 2000! Also note that these chips have the new 3dfx logo (as seen on the pictures).

The back of the board has no RAM chips. Regular Voodoo2 boards have at least 4 RAM chips on the back. In a way the back of this Voodoo2 looks a bit like this 6MB Voodoo2. An engineering sample made in the third quarter of 1997. The reason that no chips exist on the back is, in case of this Powercolor Voodoo2, that the RAM chips are 1MB each instead of the regular 512KB. The old 6MB sample has 512KB chips but just less RAM installed. > Read more

After 3dfx acquired STB and made their own boards, other companies were left out in the cold. Except for a few after a while. Powercolor managed to get 3dfx VSA-100 chips and make graphic cards on their own. This Powercolor Voodoo4 4500 has a different PCB comparing to normal 3dfx Voodoo4 4500 boards and comes with S-Video and composit out. > Read more