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Posted by
Paul
"Crazyace" Bouthiller on October 11, 2001
Manufacturer: ProLink
Product: Pixelview GeForce 2 MX400
Find
prices for GeForce 2 MX videocards here.
 Card
Specifications
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NVIDIA GeForce2 MX GPU
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256-bit 2D & 3D graphics
architecture
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AGP 2X/4X with Fast Writes and
Execute Mode
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32MB On-board RAM
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Integrated 350-MHz RAMDAC,
resolution up to 2048x1536 @75Hz
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DVD & HDTV – ready motion
compensation for MPEG-2 decoding
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Integrated 2nd-generation
T&L engine
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20M triangles/sec through T&L
and setup
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NVIDIA Shading Rasterizer (NSR)
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2.7GB/sec memory bandwidth
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DirectX and S3TC texture compression
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Full acceleration for Microsoft
DirectX 7 and OpenGL 1.2ICD
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Supports NTSC/PAL TV-Out with
flicker filter
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TV-Out Function
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Windows 9x, NT4.0, and Win2000
drivers
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Support DirectDraw, Direct3D,
DirectVideo and ActiveX, OpenGL ICD for Win9x, NT
Windows, Win2K, and Linux
Included
Items
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Graphics Adaptor
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Auto-Run driver CD
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RCA Cable 1.8m
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User’s Manual
Here are the specs of the test
machine:
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Intel Celeron 566 @ 850mhz (100mhz
bus speed)
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256MB PC133 RAM @ CASS2
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ABIT BE6-2 Rev.1 Motherboard
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20GB Matrox UDMA Hardrive
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Aureal Vortex Soundcard
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Windows XP Professional
This system is actually a good match
with a budget card such as the GeforceMX; the T&L engine
will defiantly help out the Celeron processor.
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