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It appears to be Parhelia (new core) PCI 64/66MHz card, 256MB RAM, supports quad 1600x1200 digital or analog resolutions, genlock
Also appears, they are moving to blue PCB for their boards.
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It appears to be Parhelia (new core) PCI 64/66MHz card, 256MB RAM, supports quad 1600x1200 digital or analog resolutions, genlock
Also appears, they are moving to blue PCB for their boards.Last edited by UtwigMU; 17 April 2004, 17:56. -
Get three or four and you'd have real surround gaming.
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they mention it being compatable with PCI Express architecture, despite it being a PCI card. Could this be another core revision, or is it simply to say that it will work in a PCI Express system as long as it has PCI slots..."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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Proabably the latter and they'll likely spin a bridge chip.
With QID and other PCI and AGP workstation cards with small volumes and long cycles it's not feasible to with 2 separate cores.Comment
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Wanna bet that Matrox will be the first to bring multiple (PCI-Express) card setups?
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QID Pro quo?Comment
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