April 19, 2026
Description
Design updated to use M2x8mm screws instead of 6mms.
Improved structural strength of replacement brackets
The 3dfx Voodoo2 card has many small components and very fine-pitched main chips. I have personally seen too many Voodoo2 cards with missing components or crushed pins due to harsh handling or storage.
So here is an armor set to give my mind some peace. You might also find this makes the card more visually appealing ;)
Currently compatible variations:
Common Board Design
Diamond Monster 3D II (Board rev 22150105-009 is incompatible)
InnoVision Mighty 3D II
Skywell Magic 3D II
A-Trend Voodoo 2
CMC orbit 3D Voodoo2
Procomp G111 Rev 1.0
12MB
8MB with sockets
STB Systems Voodoo2 1000 / Blackmagic 3D
Quantum3D Obsidian2 Arcade
More about this card - [Link]
Possible Compatible with the Common Board Design
Super Voodoo 2
Creative 3D Blaster Voodoo2 CT6670
Super Grace Volcano 3DX2000
PowerColor EvilKing II / C3DFX2
Dataland 2455P
HIS Arcade 3Dfx V2
Best Data ArcadeFX2
Eolith Neo 3D II
EONtronics DP481
Guillemot MAXi Gamer 3D II
Octek PCI3DFXV2
ProVideo PV830 (unsure)
Triplex Mohock Voodoo II
Volcano 3DX2000
A-MAX Technology VP510
Apac Voodoo2
Colormaster Voodoomania II
Gainward Dragon 3000 PCB date 9822
Hercules Stingray Voodoo2
Joymedia Apollo 3Dfast II
Metabyte Wicked3D
Orchid Righteous 3D2
PixelView Voodoo2
Techworks Power 3D 2
Thypoon 3D Max II
Trust Voodoo Dragon 2
ViewTOP Vulcan2
Yakumo Voodoo2
Currently incompatible variations:
Micro Conversions Game Wizard Mac
Canopus Pure 3D II(LX)
I-O Data GA-VD II
2theMax Voodoo2
Gainward Dragon 3000 PCB date 9846
Verified to not conflict with the PCI slot:
This design is BIG. My Ender 3 Pro is JUST big enough to fit it. Please make sure your printer bed is big enough to complete the job. If you use clips to fix your printing surface, you might need to move them to different locations to avoid collision.
Print with the outside of the model facing down. This model does NOT need supports.
A front piece version without the chip markings is also provided (since some of you might have issues printing the text nicely).
If you worry too much about solid shell suffocating your card, try the following special print settings:
Top Layers / Bottom Layers / Initial Bottom Layers = 0
Infill Density = 20%
Infill Pattern = Triangles (or whatever you like)
Infill Line Directions = [-60] (if you want straight vertical lines)
Infill Line Multiplier = 3
Use 4 sets of M2x8mm hex screws and nuts to install: [LINK]
You can add 30x30mm heatsinks on the main chips without a problem:
Lay the card into the bottom shell. Make sure all sides fit in nicely. The board should be flush with the shrouding walls on the bottom shell.
Then, hold the right side of the front shell, insert the left end UNDER the tips of the VGA hex screws protruding from the back of the VGA port.
Lastly, lay down the front shell. Make sure it closes nicely onto the bottom shell. Then secure the two pieces together with the 4x M2x8mm screws.
Note: Avoid over-tightening the screws will make the shell bow in the center.
License:
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