Radar Card · 1990s

3dfx Voodoo Graphics

3dfx · 1996, boards from early 1997 · 4 MB EDO · 2 MB frame + 2 MB texture

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Radar Card1990s

3dfx · 1996

4MB

EDO · 2 MB frame + 2 MB texture

Board price: $299
Bandwidth: 400 MB/s
Runs today: 0 of 46

No. ----Edition Sep 2026

≈ 172 × 98 × 18 mm

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What runs on it today

None of the 46 tracked models runs on it. The smallest, LFM2.5 1.2B, needs 1.7 GB at 8K context — about 484× what this machine can give it.

Every tracked model against this machine's memory at 8K context, through the same fit engine as the finder: measured file + computed context cache + overhead versus usable memory.

1 MB1 GB1 TB

Accent: 3dfx Voodoo Graphics · red: the smallest tracked model today, LFM2.5 1.2B (1.7 GB) · grey: the other cards

2 tracked models have no published attention shape and are counted as unknown.

One number per browser; it stays on this device and is never linked to you.

Edition Sep 2026 · The fit count is frozen into every issued number: a card from this month keeps saying what ran on the machine this month.

Facts

◇ Estimated

Facts
Fact	Value	Status	Source
Memory	4 MB EDO, 50 MHz	reported	DOS Days, 3Dfx Voodoo Graphics (quoting PC Magazine, 1997) ↗
Bandwidth	400 MB/s	reported	Vintage3D, 3dfx Voodoo Graphics review ↗
Board price	$299 (Diamond Monster 3D)	reported	DOS Days, 3Dfx Voodoo Graphics (quoting PC Magazine, 1997) ↗

vendor = the maker's own page or press release · review = a contemporary review naming the figure · reported = a secondary source quoting the period. What has no honest source is left off the card.

3dfx sold the chipset; the $299 is the price of the reference boards from Diamond and Orchid as PC Magazine reported it.

Proportions approximate — the maker publishes no dimensions.