3dfx.pl :: 3dfx :: hardware :: Need help: Collecting Voodoo5 6000 Serial Numbers

Hi,

one hour ago, I didn't know about the existence of this board.Good to see an active 3dfx-board.
I don't know any single Polish word, so I hope a thread in English is welcome here.

Long story short, I need help

At VoodooAlert I'm currently collecting the serial numbers found on the back of every Vooddo5 6000 Rev.A 3700 (The others Revisions doesn't have the decal with the S/N).

Link: <brak linka>

Together with the serial number, which is unique, I try to collect as much history per card as possible.
In theory you can track back your v56k to the 3dfx-engineer, who took it in 2000.

So if you own a Rev.A 3700, not listed there or do have more information to another card (owner, previous owner, time stamps, high-res (!) pictures from the front/back), please drop me a line. Every little detail is important.

It's a long time project, based on the input of our 3dfx-community. So I need your help.

Awesome project!

Nice to see you here!

You gonna find here are least 2 Polish owners of Voodoo 5 6000 cards here
I am sure they will be eager to support your project and share their part numbers.

Regards!

Hi there!
My V56K's serial is: 210-0391-001-A

Now it's in it way to me for Oskhar. Will have it again here in about a week.

Write me a PM / email with info you need pawel@batyra.pl

That's not the serial number, that string is the PCB revision.

If you have a high-res picture from the backsite of your card, you can see a large white decal with a long alphanumeric string.

The last four numbers/letters are important.

Here is an example:
<brak linka>

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