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Started by Jeffrey Alicea
Sat, 02 Dec 2000 00:00
Identification of Voodoo2 Cards
Author: Jeffrey Alicea
Date: Sat, 02 Dec 2000 00:00
Date: Sat, 02 Dec 2000 00:00
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I asked this before but I just want to verify this: I have two CL Voodoo2 cards. I tried to get them to work via SLI but it didn't work. They are both Model number CT6670. Both cards have 12 memory chips on the front. The one card has 4 memory chips on the back of the card. The other has 12 memory chips on the back. The memory chips are labeled as follows: Magic Silicon 100mhz A9804 SM81C256K16CJ-25 Is the card with a total of 24 chips a 12 Meg Card and the one with 16 chips an 8 Meg Card? I'd like to sell them on eBay but I need to verify what they are. Thanks.
Re: Identification of Voodoo2 Cards
Author: MDScholl , CMGagnon
Date: Sat, 02 Dec 2000 00:00
Date: Sat, 02 Dec 2000 00:00
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Jeffrey Alicea wrote: > > I asked this before but I just want to verify this: > > I have two CL Voodoo2 cards. I tried to get them to work via SLI but it > didn't work. They are both Model number CT6670. Both cards have 12 memory > chips on the front. The one card has 4 memory chips on the back of the card. > The other has 12 memory chips on the back. The memory chips are labeled as > follows: > > Magic > Silicon 100mhz > A9804 SM81C256K16CJ-25 > > Is the card with a total of 24 chips a 12 Meg Card and the one with 16 chips > an 8 Meg Card? > > I'd like to sell them on eBay but I need to verify what they are. > > Thanks. Jeffrey, I believe you have them identified correctly. If you want to be totally sure, post an image of the back of the card and let the buyer beware. have fun, Michael
Re: Identification of Voodoo2 Cards
Author: Adam Honek
Date: Sat, 02 Dec 2000 00:00
Date: Sat, 02 Dec 2000 00:00
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Your cards are 1 12MB version and 1 8MB version. This is because you have said one contains 16 memory chips and the other 24. So this means 16x512K = 8192K which equals 8MB. The other is 24x512K = 12288K which equals 12MB. Adam Honek "MDScholl , CMGagnon" <bioarch@ntrnet.net> wrote in message news:3A2928B3.4C76AC38@ntrnet.net... > Jeffrey Alicea wrote: > > > > I asked this before but I just want to verify this: > > > > I have two CL Voodoo2 cards. I tried to get them to work via SLI but it > > didn't work. They are both Model number CT6670. Both cards have 12 memory > > chips on the front. The one card has 4 memory chips on the back of the card. > > The other has 12 memory chips on the back. The memory chips are labeled as > > follows: > > > > Magic > > Silicon 100mhz > > A9804 SM81C256K16CJ-25 > > > > Is the card with a total of 24 chips a 12 Meg Card and the one with 16 chips > > an 8 Meg Card? > > > > I'd like to sell them on eBay but I need to verify what they are. > > > > Thanks. > > Jeffrey, > > I believe you have them identified correctly. If you want > to be totally sure, post an image of the back of the card > and let the buyer beware. > > have fun, > > Michael
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