The last dedicated 3D card The Voodoo 2 was a success for 3dfx, with the ability to run games at 800 x 600, and its improved performance, making it highly popular with gamers.

The box that Al was working on was a prototype box for the mother of all 3dfx graphics cards: the 3dfx Voodoo 5 6000 quad-chip SLI monster.

Seriously, 3dfx had some of the best graphics card packaging -- they had the same similar style box, I miss these boxes!

Two days ago news emerged from 3dfx that their foot-long four processor Voodoo 5 6000 graphics card had been cancelled after an entire year of delays left it seriously behind the times.

The VoodooX Project is the closest 3dfx fans will get to see a new video card from a company that went under two decades ago.

3dfx superfan Oscar Barea recently shared a couple of important VoodooX project updates about his quest to modernize the classic Voodooo graphics card.

3dfx is changes directions and will no longer make graphics cards that reside in PCs. This is a pretty dandy piece of news, isn't it? 3dfx, makers of the Voodoo line of graphics cards, announced ...

At one point in history, a 3dfx-powered graphics card was nearly synonymous with consumer-accessible 3D acceleration thanks to tons of old Voodoo cards back in the 90s outfitted with 3dfx hardware ...

[sdz] of Vogons forum brings us an unexpected device for the 21st century – a 3dfx Voodoo 4 card in MXM format, equipped with 64MB of RAM. This isn’t just a showpiece – this card actually ...

3Dfx's Voodoo graphics consisted of a 3D-only add-in card that required a VGA cable pass-through from a separate 2D card to the Voodoo, which then connected to the display.

Last year, someone sold a sample of the unreleased quad-chip Voodoo 5 6000 graphics card on eBay for a cool $15,000, demonstrating how rare and sought-after 3Dfx technology still is.