This is indeed a review of the Voodoo4. If a few bolts are still rattling around up there, let me reassure you, we didn't simply forget to review an entire generation of cards, and suddenly decide to make up for the oversight a few months later. In reality, the Voodoo4 was released a tad late, just like its bigger the brother, the Voodoo5 5500. The 4500 is 3dfx's low-cost, entry level video card. When you think about it, 3dfx didn't really have too much to think about when it came to filling this low cost niche.
Lets look at the situation.
If we keep to the 3dfx method, we could either go up or down in even numbers. If we follow the Goldilocks method and use one processor we have bliss. For starters, the Voodoo4 will fit in most cases. Let me repeat that in case you missed it. The Voodoo4 is a normal sized card that will fit in just about any case, short of a mini-micro desktop with zero slots available.