do you know what is this????

[2dfx]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=40157&item=5103293634&rd=1

I think daytona never been manufactured with 16Mb memory..

[amp_man]

I think this was the plan:

Voodoo 4 4000: VSA-100, 16mb SDRAM
Voodoo 4 4200: VSA-101 (Daytona), 16mb DDR-SDRAM
Voodoo 4 4500: VSA-100, 32mb SDRAM
Voodoo 4 4800: VSA-101, 32mb DDR-SDRAM

[no-X]

My opinion:
Voodoo 4 - 4000: VSA 100; 16MB 128bit SDR SDRAM
Voodoo 4 - 4200: VSA 101; 64MB 64bit DDR/SDR SDRAM
Voodoo 4 - 4500: VSA 100; 32MB SDR SDRAM
Voodoo 4 - 4800: VSA 100; 32MB SDR SDRAM (="V4-4500 + TV-out & DVI")

But this is:

VSA 10?; 16MB SGRAM (SDR or DDR?)

a) VSA 100, 16MB 128bit SDR SGRAM, lower clock (heatsink only)

b) VSA 101, 16MB 64bit SDR SGRAM, higher clock (daytona @ 166MHz requires no heatsink)

c) VSA 101, 16MB 64bit DDR SGRAM, ... -"-

any other possibility?

SFME

[Rolo01]

I have one extension to your list :
My Daytona is a Voodoo4-2 4800, VSA101, 32 MB DDR 64bit + TV-Out

[no-X]

Can you show (/send) me a picture, pls.?

[Rolo01]

[red_martians]

what i think is strange!!!
It's an IBM-OEM-card... It seems it actually was mass-produced!

I newer thought that the Daytona (Voodoo4 4200/4800) was produced!

[FalconFly]

Since I got one of those now, some close-up Images :




HiRes Images (1600x1200)
http://www.falconfly.de/img/IBM_Voodoo4-2_4200_Front.jpg
http://www.falconfly.de/img/IBM_Voodoo4-2_4200_Back.jpg

It certainly looks quite different from this only other Voodoo4-2 4200 I've seen so far, and (unfortunately) I have been unable to get it to work with any Driver I've thrown at it (yet, a few are still left for testing)...

[Maverick]

Good luck on finding a driver for it FalconFly. I'm going to try and get one myself since it seems this guy has quite a few.

[hutzeputz]

Originally posted by  hanksemenec
The win 2k drivers are busted, looks like they were all build on the same source.

During driver load the driver modifies DRAMInit 0 and 1, Daytona DRamInits are not compatible with VSA100. The BIOS sets them up correctly and the driver nukes them, you end up with a scrambled screen.

Hank

Is it possible RAMPAGE driver to test he the DDR RAM under supports there?

@Amigamerlin times a good tip of you! please.....