The Voodoo 2 then took this same approach and ran with ... There were also cards with more memory – 12MB cards, where each chip had 4MB allocated to it, were a very common option.

My question is how will installing a Voodoo 2 on this computer compare to my current setup?<BR><BR>One of my friends at school is offering me the Voodoo 2 if I want it. <BR><BR>Thanks.

In 1996, the 3Dfx VooDoo VGA chipset changed computer graphics forever. Because of the high cost of memory, most of the boards had only 4 MB of memory — which seemed a lot back then. However ...

Four Quantum3D 200SBI's = 8 Voodoo 2 GPUs. Rotated-grid 4x FSAA (Full Screen Anti-Aliasing) with no performance loss? 24MB of RAM (per board, 12MB per GPU)? The entire brick put together.