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Looks like the Alpha Board ....
A big heatsink and a small fan .. I don't think it will make much noise.
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Beta ---> AlphaLast edited by Kosh Naranek; 27 May 2002, 10:00.Fear, Makes Wise Men Foolish !
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Appears to be a board of the same level (if not the same board) as the alpha we saw earlier. The back of the card seems pretty occupied...
Edit: Kosh was first
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Actually I think that is one of the alpha boards.
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Actually, I think this may be one of the alpha boards that are out there.KT7 Turbo Ltd. Ed. ; Athlon XP 1600+ @ 1470 MHz (140*10.5); 512MB Apacer SDRAM ; G400 MAX ; Iiyama VM Pro410
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can any of you see how much ram it has?This sig is a shameless atempt to make my post look bigger.Comment
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It's 256 megs of 128 bit 3.3ns RAM, 300 MHz DDR. It's arranged in pairs to allow a 256 bit bus proper memory access.
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The only thing I could think of that would suggest is not alpha is that there are FCC and CE compliance logos. Would they print them on prototype PCBs ?
Still it does not mean that the board is production. Maybe a beta or prototype, with a large heatsink to do some extremes tests, but on the final version of the PCB ?Comment
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If you look at the top photo, you can see what looks like room for a SVHS port inbetween the two DVI connectors. Also looks like there is space left around the top DVI connector to put a D-Sub in there instead.
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Yes, and the fan cable is 3-pin, why? Is there some "hardware monetoring" systems here?
This must be a beta board, No way Matrox is releasing a board with THIS big famComment
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There is a place for a chip between the GPU and the RAM... There is i white sticker there now, what to you think this is????Comment
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i DONT KNOW BUT IN THE SIDE VIEW IT HAS WRITING ON IT.
YEAH IT LOOKS LIKE THERES SOMETYPE OF SETUP FOR AN UNUSED OUTPUT IN BETWEEN
ALSO WHAT ARE THOSE HOLES FOR IN THE PCB ADJACENT THE ONE OUTPUT. LOOKS HEAVY DUTY.
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those holes are for mounting a D-Sub connector, like was previously pointed out with the solder points.Originally posted by Captain Marvel
i DONT KNOW BUT IN THE SIDE VIEW IT HAS WRITING ON IT.
YEAH IT LOOKS LIKE THERES SOMETYPE OF SETUP FOR AN UNUSED OUTPUT IN BETWEEN
ALSO WHAT ARE THOSE HOLES FOR IN THE PCB ADJACENT THE ONE OUTPUT. LOOKS HEAVY DUTY.
HMMMM???
and, on another note, my G400MAX had a 3 pin fan connector too... Matrox has been doing that on cards for a while...."And yet, after spending 20+ years trying to evolve the user interface into something better, what's the most powerful improvement Apple was able to make? They finally put a god damned shell back in." -jwz
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I think that's an alpha board, oh wait, 12 people have said that already
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I think that's an alpha board.
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