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An intereseting Voodoo Rush (which Rush isn't interesting...). This Skywell Magic 3D Rush is equipped with a MX 2D chip rather then an Alliance ProMotion AT-25. The board has a nice blue color as finishing touch.

To save costs the company did not bother about the I/O plate. As seen on the picture the hole for the TV-out exists but there is no TV-out module installed. > Read more

A Voodoo Graphics (SST-1) chipset loaded with a whopping 8MB of RAM. Normally the Voodoo Graphics would only have 4MB RAM. Some models are shipped with 6MB and 8MB RAM but these are harder to find.

This card has been made somewhere mid 1998 which makes it a relative new Voodoo Graphics board. Consider the fact that the chipset was already available somewhere in 1996!

The PCB also has an interesting note. It shows empty traces for SLI chip/connectors and Amethyst Daughter board to add an extra TMU and 4MB of RAM. The latter can be found on the Quantum3D Obsidian SB50-4220 for example.

In case you want the ultimate Voodoo Graphics solution and in case you have enough money, this is what you should do: Get two of these boards. Get two SB50-4220 to rip off the Amethyst board and find the correct parts for the SLI connector. Also find a flatcable which is suitable. Fix everything together and enjoy your 12MB, dual-TMU SST-1 boards in SLI! Of course I can't guarantee this will work... . > Read more