Identification needed.

[AdmiralChewWood]

Hello,
I have been having a sort out and i found this:
Front of card:

Back of card:

Sorry about the bad photos.

What i know:
Maxi Gamer 3d2.
The larger chips have 3Dfx on them.
Smaller chips have magic silicon 100mhz (24 of them).
Got a data thingy on the back saying 98 and 6.
What i think is the part number not to sure 600-0027-02-B.

I just some one can help, i want to get rid of this but i want to know what it is first.

I think it is:
http://tdfx.de/eng/stingray_v2.shtml

Cheers.

 

[AdmiralChewWood]

I think it is This

Thank you.

People who know the answer to the OP need to be on 'Mastermind' with specialist subject 'GPU's of the 19th Century'

LOL

I now just need to pop this thing on the bay or just bin it.

 

[AdmiralChewWood]

Worth a try im not going to try this hard:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Video-Car...tage_Computers_Mainframes&hash=item1e5d6a9634

 

[AdmiralChewWood]

I don't know how to get it working?
I herd you need a 2d card as well but im not to sure.
(Its before my time)

 

[AdmiralChewWood]

so will i need to do this:

Also im guessing it wont work on my asus p55 55i saberthooth mobo.
So would Pentium 3 work which has a 3dfx onborad graphics.