Inno3D NVIDIA GeForce2 MX-400-TV 64MB 128bit s
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Inno3D NVIDIA GeForce2 MX-400-TV 64MB 128bit s
Graphics card for the bus AGP 8x-based chip GeForce4 MX-440 with a 128-bit kernel, fitted with 64 MB of memory DDR and television output.
New features GeForce4 MX is Accuview Antialiasing.This is a summary of several techniques antialiasingových (2xFSAA, 4xFSAA, Quincunx and 4XS) from which you can select the appropriate technique depending on the situation.Accuview Antialiasing and Anisotropic filtering includes the possibility of flexible use, for examplein conjunction with the bi-or trilineárním filtering.Antialiasing techniques used for smoothing the edges and creating realistic transitions between objects.
GeForce4 MX uses (as opposed to GeForce3) improved LightSpeed Memory Architecture II, a 128-bit DDR memory access divided into four 32-bit channels.The width of the memory bus is due to better use in transfers of small blocks of data.The balance of access to the memory of the old crossbar-based memory controller, which divides the flow of data.To further speed up access to memory is achieved Quad cache memory subsystem - fast buffers, which are used to store small quantities of data.These buffers are individually designed according to the nature of the processed data, which provide almost immediate access to key data.Used is lossless Z-buffer, which also reduces the burden on the memory bus.The Z-buffer depth coordinates are stored (axis of) individual pixels, which determine their spatial relationships.Related to this so-called"visibility subsytem" whose task is to decide whether the pixel in the scene visible (not covered by another pixelem object in the foreground and allow drawing only visible pixels.The Z-buffers are connected "Fast Z-clear technology" used to quickly erase the old data (up to a 10% acceleration).Auto precharge "activated areas of memory, which will probably soon be used, thus reducing the waiting time (latency) and faster access to memory on the graphics card.
GeForce 4 MX supports the AGP 8x, the course is to support DVD playback.Dual 350MHz RAMDAC converter provides a maximum resolution of 2048x1536.The chip is also integrated TV encoder, which offers TV (video) output.These capabilities provides nView technology - the possibility of output to more imaging equipment.NView supports native multi-display modes in Windows XP.
Drivers can use the supplied CD to your graphics card or download the reference drivers from nVidia site (Detonator - can be used for all the chips from TNT over TNT2, GeForce to the GeForce 4 MX / Ti).Supported operating systems Windows 95, 98, NT, ME, 2000, XP, Linux and Mac OS.The 3D interface supports DirectX 81 and OpenGL 1st3rd
And specifications:
GeForce 4 MX chip
64 megabytes of DDR memory
Bus AGP 8x
Max.resolution of 2048x1536
Hardware Transform and Lighting engine (4 textured pixels per cycle)
Support for DVD playback (MPEG-2, motion compensation)
Supported OS:Windows 95, 98, NT, ME, 2000, XP, Linux and Mac compatibility
Supported interfaces:DirectX 81 OpenGL 1st3
Accuview Antialiasing (2xFSAA, 4xFSAA, Quincunx and 4XS, Anisotropic filtering)
New features GeForce4 MX is Accuview Antialiasing.This is a summary of several techniques antialiasingových (2xFSAA, 4xFSAA, Quincunx and 4XS) from which you can select the appropriate technique depending on the situation.Accuview Antialiasing and Anisotropic filtering includes the possibility of flexible use, for examplein conjunction with the bi-or trilineárním filtering.Antialiasing techniques used for smoothing the edges and creating realistic transitions between objects.
GeForce4 MX uses (as opposed to GeForce3) improved LightSpeed Memory Architecture II, a 128-bit DDR memory access divided into four 32-bit channels.The width of the memory bus is due to better use in transfers of small blocks of data.The balance of access to the memory of the old crossbar-based memory controller, which divides the flow of data.To further speed up access to memory is achieved Quad cache memory subsystem - fast buffers, which are used to store small quantities of data.These buffers are individually designed according to the nature of the processed data, which provide almost immediate access to key data.Used is lossless Z-buffer, which also reduces the burden on the memory bus.The Z-buffer depth coordinates are stored (axis of) individual pixels, which determine their spatial relationships.Related to this so-called"visibility subsytem" whose task is to decide whether the pixel in the scene visible (not covered by another pixelem object in the foreground and allow drawing only visible pixels.The Z-buffers are connected "Fast Z-clear technology" used to quickly erase the old data (up to a 10% acceleration).Auto precharge "activated areas of memory, which will probably soon be used, thus reducing the waiting time (latency) and faster access to memory on the graphics card.
GeForce 4 MX supports the AGP 8x, the course is to support DVD playback.Dual 350MHz RAMDAC converter provides a maximum resolution of 2048x1536.The chip is also integrated TV encoder, which offers TV (video) output.These capabilities provides nView technology - the possibility of output to more imaging equipment.NView supports native multi-display modes in Windows XP.
Drivers can use the supplied CD to your graphics card or download the reference drivers from nVidia site (Detonator - can be used for all the chips from TNT over TNT2, GeForce to the GeForce 4 MX / Ti).Supported operating systems Windows 95, 98, NT, ME, 2000, XP, Linux and Mac OS.The 3D interface supports DirectX 81 and OpenGL 1st3rd
And specifications:
GeForce 4 MX chip
64 megabytes of DDR memory
Bus AGP 8x
Max.resolution of 2048x1536
Hardware Transform and Lighting engine (4 textured pixels per cycle)
Support for DVD playback (MPEG-2, motion compensation)
Supported OS:Windows 95, 98, NT, ME, 2000, XP, Linux and Mac compatibility
Supported interfaces:DirectX 81 OpenGL 1st3
Accuview Antialiasing (2xFSAA, 4xFSAA, Quincunx and 4XS, Anisotropic filtering)
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