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what is this card?
i collect it today
but i don't know what it is
who can provide some detail of it ?
but i don't know what it is
who can provide some detail of it ?
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Hum, dual 15 pin D-subs, 64Bit, PCI,..... maybe 32MB ram......ist not anything above a G400, im sure even the PCI version was at least 128 Bit
G200 never had dual head.......my guess is either the picture is fake (epson chip at the back ??) or its a a G200 MMS.....then again i may be wrong!
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It's some form of Mystique (the original), and it's a 170MHz RAMDAC version, as opposed to a 220MHz. I'm guessing it's a 2MB model as well.Last edited by Ribbit; 3 May 2003, 10:36.Blah blah blah nick blah blah confusion, blah blah blah blah frog.Comment
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Haig should know.
Could be something MMS.Comment
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What does the white sticker on on the back say?
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It looks like a Matrox Mystique, PCI, 2 Mb.Main: Dual Xeon LV2.4Ghz@3.1Ghz | 3X21" | NVidia 6800 | 2Gb DDR | SCSI
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This one?
It seemed to be used in NEC PC-98 series model RvII26.
The D95177GN is called PEGC ?
It seems to be a MPEG decoder according to the description. However, I am not capable of understanding Japanese words and the translation does not show the clear meaning, either.P4-2.8C, IC7-G, G550Comment
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Is the date code (week 10 1997) too early for Mystique though?... it would date the card probably in mid to late 1997 manufacture based on the date codes of the memory and NEC chip.Comment
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Mem and NEC chip could well have been manufactured before the card
AZLast edited by az; 3 May 2003, 14:01.Comment
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It can't be the original Mystique can it? I've got one right in front of me, and it doesn't look the same at all.
The one in the picture is too long for a start.
J1NGComment
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No, it's fine, I got my Mystique back in 1996 Oct. Mystique classic (not 220) was available since mid 1996 I think.Originally posted by rylan
Is the date code (week 10 1997) too early for Mystique though?... it would date the card probably in mid to late 1997 manufacture based on the date codes of the memory and NEC chip.
I still don't think it's the original Mystique though.
J1NGLast edited by J1NG; 3 May 2003, 14:47.Comment
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The original Mystiques were 1064SG's, the Mystique 220's were 1164SG's IIRCWhen you own your own business you only have to work half a day. You can do anything you want with the other twelve hours.Comment
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Yeah, 1064's were Mystique classic. Could it be one of those OEMs instead? Like the ones by Compaq?
J1NGComment
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Looking up the model no. at the top corner of the card led me to this page :-
Look at number 3 in the first list, that suggests it's an NEC manufacturered card
All the info I can find on it is in Japanese maybe Sasq can get someone to translate
When you own your own business you only have to work half a day. You can do anything you want with the other twelve hours.Comment
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