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Never seen this card before...
Call me an idiot, but which card is that???
Seen on matrox' site...
Seen on matrox' site...
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As far as I can see, it's a Marvel G400-TV.Jordâ„¢Comment
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No!
This is something else.... Perhaps an early G400 model. The Marvel G400-TV has a BOB (Beak Ot Box), and it isn't a DualHead card either..... Perhaps it's a card from Matrox Imaging and not from Matrox Graphics??
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[GDI]Raptor thats not a dualhead card on the picture!
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I think it's a Mystique G200.KT7 Turbo Ltd. Ed. ; Athlon XP 1600+ @ 1470 MHz (140*10.5); 512MB Apacer SDRAM ; G400 MAX ; Iiyama VM Pro410
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Did anyone notice them speaking of anti-aliasing?
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Okay, not a Marvel G400-TV.
Not a G450 eTV
I don't think a G200 with TV either.
It's capable of AGP4x, as far as I can see.
I haven't got a clue
Jord.Jordâ„¢Comment
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Could it be one of the special G400's for the RT2000 ?"That's right fool! Now I'm a flying talking donkey!"
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i thisnk its definitely some variation of a g400, or something thats based on the g400
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Its not G450 based, because of external Ramdac.
The RAM has traces that suggests DDR, but doesnt gurantee that.
It has SVHS connector, and a RCA jack for TV out.
That leaves a G200 Marvel, but it doesnt have the memory upgrade slot.
It also has socket connections, which I havent seen in a while, so could be of the Millenium AGP age. Although it does look like a 4X AGP connection.
I think it must be some variant of the G400. Possibly that one that came with the RT2000. I think they had high density RAM, so they could cut down on the number of chips, which would explain the traces on all 4 sides of the RAM.
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I don't think its real. Maybe a photoshop amalgumation of several different cards to show all possible features. Why? Its clearly an AGP card, but it has an external ramdac, which were only on Millennium and Millennium II cards (and older models, of course). But it couldn't be an AGP Millennium II, because it lacks the memory upgrade header, and is AGP 4x compliant (according to that other post).
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I see that this picture has now disappeared from the Matrox homepage...hmmm...
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IBM 40GB 7,200 @ ATA-100
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