Diamond Monster
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Diamond Monster 3D (PCI)
And another Monster 3D. This time it's an E-revision. Maybe I have too much of these boards, or maybe not. Practically every board is a bit of unique, however. This one has GLT44017-40J4 RAM which was unknown to me. GLT stands for 'Galvantech Inc.'... > Read more
Another one in million Diamond Monster 3D Voodoo card. What can I say about it? Check out the other Diamond Monster 3D entries!... > Read more
And yes, another Monster 3D! This time it's a Europe retail model which includes a box and game CD's 
. This was 'the' 3D upgrade back then. People didn't install a 3Dfx card. No, they installed a Monster3D card. Not realizing it was a 3Dfx card after all.
The Voodoo Graphics chipset consists of... > Read more
Another Diamond Monster 3D! And another and another. This is just a regular board .... > Read more
A gift from someone.
A revision G of the famous Diamond Monster 3D boards. It has a 500-0004-02 TMU and 500-0003-03 FBI. The TMU is the Texture Mapping Unit and places the textures onto 'things'. The FBI (Frame Buffer Interface) combines colors, adds fog and is able to do alpha blending, ditherin... > Read more
Sort of OEM package or also known as the Monster 3D II Starter Pack. One of the early Voodoo II's that hit the market in 1998.
As seen on the third photo the package came with several games. The real OEM package shipped without the games and the retail version also included a box.... > Read more
An 12MB Diamond Monster 3D II; quite a performer back in the old days! If you wanted a game system in 1998 people often talked about the Monster 3D.
The card has two interesting twists compared to normal cards. First there is a resister (seen in first photo) that is probably installed by factory ... > Read more
Monster3D, a common name in the 3Dfx world. The Monster3D and Monster3D II were quite popular at the time. This Monster Fusion was less known compared to it's predecessors.
Despite that there was nothing wrong with the board. It features active cooling and has copper integrated in the PCB (near ... > Read more
