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  • GT98
    FanBoy
    • Aug 1999
    • 4408
    #1

    PCI Parhelia 256Mb

    Saw this in the Matrox newsletter I just got....

    http://shopmatrox.com/preorder/usa/parhelia256pci.asp

    Dear lord $699 dollars for a slow video card?
    Why is it called tourist season, if we can't shoot at them?
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    • UtwigMU
      Super MURCer
      • Jul 2002
      • 5651
      #2
      It's the best PCI card.

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        • FormerEx-SalesSoup
          MURCer
          • Sep 2002
          • 265
          #3
          Re: PCI Parhelia 256Mb

          Originally posted by GT98
          Saw this in the Matrox newsletter I just got....

          http://shopmatrox.com/preorder/usa/parhelia256pci.asp

          Dear lord $699 dollars for a slow video card?
          Seems like you're missing the point.
          OFFICIAL EX- EMPLOYEE

          <font size="1">"So now I'm dreaming<br>For myself I'm understanding <br>Performing there, one hundred thousand fans would gather one and all <br>And so decided, we could rule it all if we should <br>Dance all away across the greatest city in the nether world..."<p>- Central Park 09/24/03</font>

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            • GNEP
              Super MURCer
              • Feb 2002
              • 5241
              #4
              Genlock option for use with multiple boards in a system or across multiple systemsp
              i.e. the only option for driving LOTS of DVI screens from a single system...
              DM says: Crunch with Matrox Users@ClimatePrediction.net

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                • Nappe1
                  MURCer
                  • Jul 2000
                  • 561
                  #5
                  mmmkay...

                  with 1600x1200 panels and 4 parhelias, it makes around 15 Megapixels driven by DVI... sounds nice

                  with 5 parhelias in GenLock you could make 4800x3600 screen having 9 1600x1200 panels. with 18.1" panels it would have size of 54.3 inches. Still, you would have one head left for control display.

                  sounds like a toy I would like to have for my HTPC. :P
                  "Dippadai"

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                    • Venturer
                      MURCer
                      • Aug 2000
                      • 208
                      #6
                      There's a new function avaiable with this new Parhelia called MATROX Fanguard for prevent GPU's FAN faillture!
                      Does the original AGP Parhelia has it?


                      - Matrox FanGuard provides specialized support for mission-critical environments and contributes to its high MTBF!
                      ATHLON XP 2600; Abit KX7-333Raid; 1GB SDRAM DDR PC-3200 Corsair XMS; Matrox Parhelia AGP 256; HITACHI 7K250 250GB; HITACHI 120GXP 120GB; HITACHI 120GXP 60GB; Sound Blaster Audigy 2; Plextor DVDRW PX-716A; Plextor CDRW Premium

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                        • Ashley
                          MURCer
                          • Sep 1999
                          • 330
                          #7
                          Originally posted by GNEP
                          i.e. the only option for driving LOTS of DVI screens from a single system...
                          Its the surely the most expensive, but not the only option. An ATI Radeon-based dual-DVI PCI card from Appian runs for $240...

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                            • gangster
                              MURCer
                              • Aug 2003
                              • 316
                              #8
                              working great for me. thanks for the link!
                              P4b@2.7, AOpen ax4spe max II, 4X Parhelia 128 with Zalman zm80c and fan -or- ATI Radeon X800GTO, 1024mb.

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