Mine was the original Millenium with 4MB of WRAM. Those were back in the glory days of PCI videocards and 2D speed was all that mattered.
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matrox mystique pci 2mb + 2mb memory upgrade.
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Millennium 2MB WRAMComment
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Mine too was the original Millenium 4mb ... loved that card.... still have it locked up safly
"They say that dreams are real only as long as they last. Couldn't you say the same thing about life?"Comment
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Max ... the one and only! ... for now.
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Man, I wish I could still find the computer that was attached to the darn card! Maybe it's still in the office somewhere...
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Millennium II 8MB + RRStudioComment
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Millenium 4Mb sadly
I haven't got it anymore.
Main: Dual Xeon LV2.4Ghz@3.1Ghz | 3X21" | NVidia 6800 | 2Gb DDR | SCSI
Second: Dual PIII 1GHz | 21" Monitor | G200MMS + Quadro 2 Pro | 512MB ECC SDRAM | SCSI
Third: Apple G4 450Mhz | 21" Monitor | Radeon 8500 | 1,5Gb SDRAM | SCSIComment
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My first Matrox was a G400 bought shortly after I discovered this place, bought an old Mystique later on."That's right fool! Now I'm a flying talking donkey!"
P4 2.66, 512 mb PC2700, ATI Radeon 9000, Seagate Barracude IV 80 gb, Acer Al 732 17" TFTComment
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SnapOriginally posted by Ant
Millennium 2MB WRAM
OEM model I seem to remember ! I 'may' actually have it around somewhere (not 100% sure about that tho!)Cheers, RecklessComment
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G400 just as it came out.
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Millennium 4 MD WRAM back in 1997 with my first computer. I had a G400 at one point, and at some point I'll have a Parhelia.
Jammrock“Inside every sane person there’s a madman struggling to get outâ€
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Mine was G400, it was in a computer that i bought after reading a pc review in a computer magaziene. I didn't know anything about the computers i just bought the one that recieved an an award, hehe i even remeber asking my firiend to come over to take the pc out of the box and wire it up.
So infact that i have matrox card now is a complete fluke, it could of been any other card, hehe lucky me
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Matrox MGA Impression Plus, one of the first 64bit graphics cards.
Quick snip for an old Byte review :-
"The MGA Impression Plus, from Matrox Graphics, had one of the strongest combinations of features, usability, and performance; it finished second in the best-overall category. Its $449 price tag may seem a bit steep, but that's substantially lower than the price of many other comparable high-performance PCI boards on the market today. Its ability to change resolutions on the fly, its pioneering support of 3-D (unfortunately for testing purposes, it does not yet support OpenGL), and its high performance scores put it one step from the top."
Note it was $50 more than the Parhelia
Last edited by Taz; 21 June 2002, 11:35.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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Matrox Mystique with 4mb! This card was great, I got it in mid 1996, and it was in my comp for about the next 3 years. After that I got a V3 3000, but the Matrox isn't laying around or something, it is in the comp of a friend and he says that this card is still great (he uses his comp ONLY for 2d and some old 3d shooters) and he is not planning to replace it that soon. The best is that the card always ran without a single problem, the same with the drivers. I think that is a good proof that you buy quality if you buy a card manufactured by Matrox.
Now I am looking forward to the Parhelia, I wish I would have a credit card so I could pre-order one
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