According to Hackaday, a hobbyist named Bits und Bolts recently repaired a pair of Dragon 3000-branded 3dfx Voodoo 2 graphics cards from his collection of broken hardware. The Voodoo 2 was a legendary GPU from the 1990s that defined PC gaming graphics at the time. His goal was to configure both cards in SLI—Scalable Link Interface—a multi-GPU setup that combined the processing power of both chips for enhanced 3D rendering performance. The project showcases retro computing enthusiasm and the lasting durability of hardware from that era.

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