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1 x RGB - 15 pin HD D-Sub (HD-15) ¦ 1 x S-video output - 4 pin mini-DIN ¦ 1 x composite video output - RCA
API Supported
DirectX 8.1, OpenGL 1.3
Memory
Size
64 MB
Technology
DDR SDRAM
Video Output
Max Resolution
2048 x 1536
Colors Max Resolution (external)
32-bit color
Max Monitors Supported
2
System Requirements
OS Required
Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Linux, Microsoft Windows 98/ME/2000/XP
Peripheral / Interface Devices
2x CD-ROM, PCI slot
System Requirements Details
Windows 98/2000/ME/XP - Pentium II - HD 100 MB ¦ Windows NT 4.0 - Pentium II - HD 100 MB ¦ Linux - Pentium II - HD 100 MB
Miscellaneous
Software Included
Drivers & Utilities
Depth
6.3 in
Height
2.4 in
Main Features
The Video-208PCI Series video accelerators are excellent 2D/3D multimedia video adapters for PCI local bus desktop PCs. Based on nVIDIA GeForce4 MX4000 core technology, built-in with 64MB DDR memory module and these video cards will provide multiple display outputs onboard for TV-Out (Analog and Digital).
The significant enhancement is the new high quality image control. The nVIDIA GeForce4MX GPU has added two more rendering pipelines and the DirectX 8-compliant T&L unit into its graphic engine, which enables the maximum flexibility and high quality 4Xs mode control capabilities; gathered with the data bus Double Data Rate RAM (DDR) circuit, the PC users can ultimately enjoy the virtual environment of 3D scenes, and ambiance textures appear photo-realistic and custom lighting heightens at a highest resolution with astonishingly fast frame refresh rate.
Another feature of the Video-208PCI Series is the video accelerator, which integrates the HDVP (High Definition Video Processor) and DVD (Digital Versa Display) for video playback with higher definitions at greatly increased frame rates.
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