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LuxKiller65

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Re: non-3dfx 3D Accelerators of the past...
Reply #30 - 17.01.05 at 17:29:13

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What kind of MGA card is the left one ???

looks like it can take up to four GPUs Shocked

It's a Matrox G200 DualHead (it's got only a DVI entry with a double cable).

Yes I saw the version with 4 GPUs and it was quite expensive, but mine's the "basic version" (got it with a businness PC).

I'll post the 3dlabs card's picture soon!

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LuxKiller65 God Member Offline Posts: 680 Luxembourg Gender:	Re: non-3dfx 3D Accelerators of the past... Reply #31 - 19.01.05 at 17:04:40 Here are two pictures (front and back) of the 3Dlabs Oxygen GMX2000 with 96 MB of total memory (16+80).
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Obi-Wan_Kenobi Ex Member	Re: non-3dfx 3D Accelerators of the past... Reply #32 - 19.01.05 at 17:34:46 OMG It's HUGE...can I say more, well yeah BIG
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LuxKiller65 God Member Offline Posts: 680 Luxembourg Gender:	Re: non-3dfx 3D Accelerators of the past... Reply #33 - 19.01.05 at 18:33:36 Yes, huge indeed... 31 cm! Might use it to scratch my back when need to 8)
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Obi-Wan_Kenobi Ex Member	Re: non-3dfx 3D Accelerators of the past... Reply #34 - 20.01.05 at 00:48:14 Quote: Yes, huge indeed... 31 cm! Might use it to scratch my back when need to 8) lol that's about 1CM shorter than a Voodoo5 6000 AGP 128MB Rev.A 3700
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LuxKiller65 God Member Offline Posts: 680 Luxembourg Gender:	Re: non-3dfx 3D Accelerators of the past... Reply #35 - 20.01.05 at 19:50:45 Then my (new) goal will be to find a card which is longer than 32cm!
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OutOfRange Senior Member Offline Posts: 348 Switzerland Gender:	Re: non-3dfx 3D Accelerators of the past... Reply #36 - 20.01.05 at 20:01:37 LOL i have a soundblaster awe32 model which is 33cm but it's no graphic card
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LuxKiller65 God Member Offline Posts: 680 Luxembourg Gender:	Re: non-3dfx 3D Accelerators of the past... Reply #37 - 21.01.05 at 16:30:45 Yes that does not count! Could you post a picture of it on the other thread? Must look nice!
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janskjaer Ex Member	Re: non-3dfx 3D Accelerators of the past... Reply #38 - 21.01.05 at 19:09:36 No better build quality than that 3DLabs Oxygen card, though. Built by the finest. Obviously, seeing as what country it was built in.
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LuxKiller65 God Member Offline Posts: 680 Luxembourg Gender:	Re: non-3dfx 3D Accelerators of the past... Reply #39 - 22.01.05 at 21:02:55 Yes it's kind of unusual to see cards made in such (nice) countries, like the UK. Or maybe is (was?) 3Dlabs actually from UK (since now Creative bought them)?
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Obi-Wan_Kenobi

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Re: non-3dfx 3D Accelerators of the past...
Reply #40 - 28.01.05 at 23:00:18

well I got another nice non-3dfx card to my non-3dfx card collection

Leadtek Winfast Titanium-500 TD 64MB DDR 3.6ns

Features:

* nVidia 256-bit nfinite FX (tm) graphics engine/ GPU /240MHz
* 40 million triangles/sec
* On Board 64MB -3.6ns DDR Memory /500MHz
* 128-bit wide Lightspeed Memory Architecture
* 8.0GB/sec. memory bandwidth
* 8-Layer design PCB
* High-Resolution Anti-Aliasing
* 350 MHz RAMDAC
* AGP 4X/2X, AGP texturing
* Digital Vibrance Control
* Programmable Vertex Shader
* Second Generation Integrated Transform and Lighting (T&L) Engines
* Driver Optimised Support for Microsoft DirectX 8.1, OpenGL 1.3
* Drivers Support for Win9X, WinME, WinNT4, Win2K, Windows XP
* TV-out, DVI
* Enhanced .15 micron(µ) Process
* 57 million transistors
* 64 MB DDR SDRAM

I'll make Foto's of it soon next to it's bigger brother the Leadtek GeForce4 Ti-4600

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LuxKiller65 God Member Offline Posts: 680 Luxembourg Gender:	Re: non-3dfx 3D Accelerators of the past... Reply #41 - 30.01.05 at 15:13:38 Very impressive cooling system! The heatsink's really covering pretty much place! What's its weight?
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Obi-Wan_Kenobi

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Re: non-3dfx 3D Accelerators of the past...
Reply #42 - 01.02.05 at 00:18:01

I dunno, my Leadtek Ti4600 yeah this one:

it weighs about 416Grams and it has the same idea of cooling as it's predecessor the Leadtek Ti500:

man that Leadtek Ti500 was very hard to find here in Holland and for 57 Euro's it made me very happy:)

So I guess that the Leadtek Ti500 would be about 200 grams at the most. quite heavy weight for it's time.

It just makes it a nice Leadtek Highend GeForce3 Ti/GeForce4 Ti set

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gdonovan YaBB Administrator Offline Infernal Collector Posts: 2361	Re: non-3dfx 3D Accelerators of the past... Reply #43 - 01.02.05 at 00:45:36 Yup, I own this oddball.
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gamma742 God Member Offline 3Dfx Gamer Posts: 1668 San Diego, CA USA Gender:	Re: non-3dfx 3D Accelerators of the past... Reply #44 - 01.02.05 at 02:11:22 Nifty handle on the back. Is it the same as the SB(i)series?
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