PV-T17A-MTHB by Pine Technology

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Manufacturer Pine Technology
Manufacturer's Part Number PV-T17A-MTHB
Description Pine; Product Type: Graphic Card; Dual RAMDAC: Yes; API Supported: OpenGL; Chipset Line: GeForce4; Marketing Information: The GeForce4 MX graphics processing unit (GPU) brings a new level of graphics performance and flexibility to the mainstream desktop PC. By incorporating NVIDIA's innovative nView display technology, highly efficient Lightspeed Memory Architecture (LMA) II, and advanced Accuview antialiasing techniques, the GeForce4 MX GPU is the most feature-rich, cost-effective, and highly integrated GPU available for the mainstream market.;
NAME DESCRIPTION
Dual RAMDAC: Yes
Chipset Model: 420
Number of S-Video Outputs: 1
Platform Supported: PC
Packaged Quantity: 6
Memory Technology: DDR SDRAM
GPU Clock: 250 MHz
Additional Information:

Accuview Antialiasing:

  • The Accuview Antialiasing subsystem with advanced multisampling hardware delivers full-scene antialiased quality at performance levels never before seen.

Lightspeed Memory Architecture II:

  • LMA II boosts effective memory bandwidth by up to 300%. Radical new technologies including Z-occlusion culling, fast Z-clear, and auto pre-charge effectively multiply the memory bandwidth to ensure fluid frame rates for the latest 3D and 2D games and applications.

Unified Driver Architecture (UDA):

  • Guarantees forward and backward compatibility with software drivers. Simplifies upgrading to a new NVIDIA product because all NVIDIA products work with the same driver software.

AGP 4X/2X with AGP Texturing and Fast Writes:

  • Takes advantage of new methods for transferring information more efficiently and allows content developers to use high-quality 32-bit color textures and high-polygon count scenes.

Highest Quality and Highest Performance Microsoft Windows XP Support:

  • Fully accelerates Windows XP multimedia and user interfaces, making it the ideal Windows XP graphics solution.

64MB 128-bit DDR Frame Buffer Memory:

  • Delivers up to 2.7GB per second of memory bandwidth to ensure peak performance and the smoothest frame rates. Integrated TV Encoder Supporting 1024x768 Resolution Provides best-in-class TV-out functionality.

Lossless Z-Compression:

  • LMA II contains a lossless form of Z-compression that delivers a 4:1 benefit. Compression is a crucial technique in saving memory bandwidth for higher performance.

MX Memory Crossbar:

  • Dual memory controllers allow more efficient utilization of memory bandwidth.

Quad Cache:

  • LMA II contains a caching system for primitives, vertices, textures and pixels. These caches are individually dedicated and optimized for almost instant graphics pipeline access and reuse.
System Requirements:
  • Pentium II/Celeron, AMD® K6-2/Duron or compatible
  • AGP 2X or AGP 2X/4X universal slot
  • 32MB of system memory
  • Installation software requires CD-ROM drive
  • DVD playback requires DVD drive

Recommended:

  • Pentium 4/III or AMD Athlon
  • 128MB of system memory
API Supported: OpenGL
Standard Memory: 64 MB
Number of VGA Outputs: 1
RAMDAC Speed: 350 MHz
Chipset Series: MX
Product Name: GeForce4 MX 420 Graphics Card
Limited Warranty: 2 Year
Brand Name: Pine
VGA: Yes
Chipset Line: GeForce4
Marketing Information:

The GeForce4 MX graphics processing unit (GPU) brings a new level of graphics performance and flexibility to the mainstream desktop PC. By incorporating NVIDIA's innovative nView display technology, highly efficient Lightspeed Memory Architecture (LMA) II, and advanced Accuview antialiasing techniques, the GeForce4 MX GPU is the most feature-rich, cost-effective, and highly integrated GPU available for the mainstream market.
Product Type: Graphic Card
Host Interface: AGP 4x
Maximum Resolution: 2048 x 1536
Bus Width: 64 bit
Compatibility:

Operating systems support:

  • Microsoft Windows 95
  • Microsoft Windows 98
  • Microsoft Windows 2000
  • Microsoft Windows ME
  • Microsoft Windows NT 4
  • Microsoft Windows XP
  • Linux
Analog Signal: Yes
S-Video: Yes