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My Voodoo 5 6000

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Ok guys, I just recently picked up a Voodoo 5 6000. I want to sell this card for the collector's piece it truly is, but that means I would have to test it first. It does not appear to be a mock-up of the real thing, as the fans spin up when placed into an AGP equipped mainboard. It does not, however, do a damned thing because it lacks the voodoo volts power supply. I know that it requires 12 volts @ 4.6 amps.

Anyone know the pinout of the connector on this thing so I can attempt to give it the appropriate juice?
 
I looked high and low. No pinout anywhere.

It's a 4 pin (hole) connector, right? Just use a multimeter to figure out which 2 pins are ground. That should be easy as the ground plane is visible and connected to pins on the AGP connector. The other 2 will be shorted together and that's obviously the 12v pins.
 
Ahh, right. Perfect... Thank you. I never thought of trying to use a multimeter and continuity testing to ground.
 
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