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INTRODUCTION Features Card Interface Video Memory Graphics Controller RAMDAC Plug-and-Play Monitor Support OpenGL 1.3 Support DirectX 7 Support OpenML 1.0 Support Maximum Resolution; Aspect Ratio; Refresh Rate Power Management Support Geometry Acceleration Traditional 2D Operations AGP Pro 50 card designed for systems that have a 50-watt AGP Pro slot. NOTE: THE WILDCAT III 6210 OR WILDCAT III 6110 CANNOT PLUG INTO A STANDARD AGP SLOT. Wildcat III 6210 Frame Buffer: 128 MB DDR memory Texture Buffer: 256 MB DDR memory DirectBurst: 32 MB Wildcat III 6110 Frame Buffer: 64 MB DDR memory Texture Buffer: 128 MB DDR memory DirectBurst: 16 MB High-speed Wildcat III chipset technology with dual display support. 320 MHz Yes Yes Yes Yes 2048 x 1152; 16:9; 75 Hz NOTE: SUPPORTED REFRESH RATES, MONITOR RESOLUTIONS, ASPECT RATIOS, AND COLOR DEPTHS DEPEND ON YOUR TYPE OF MONITOR, WHETHER OR NOT YOU HAVE MULTISAMPLING SELECTED AND IF YOU ARE USING SINGLE OR DUAL MONITORS. SEE Appendix A, Specifications, FOR A LIST OF SUPPORTED RESOLUTIONS AND REFRESH RATES. TO DISPLAY AT A SPECIFIC RESOLUTION WITH THE DESIRED REFRESH RATE, BOTH THE VIDEO CARD AND MONITOR MUST SUPPORT THAT REFRESH RATE. REFER TO THE DOCUMENTATION THAT CAME WITH YOUR MONITOR FOR A LIST OF SUPPORTED VIDEO RESOLUTIONS. • Display Power Management Signaling (DPMS) • Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) • Model view matrix transformation of vertex and normal coordinates • Perspective and viewport transformations • Texture matrix transformation of texture coordinates • Local display list storage and processing • Full lighting calculations (up to 32 lights) • View volume clipping • Up to six user clip planes • Image processing • 16- and 32-bit color depths (565, 8888) • Solid, patterned, and gradient area fills • Vectors (diamond rule compliant) • Block moves (screen-to-screen) • Block gets (screen-to-system) • Block puts (system-to-screen) • Bilinear scaling 3Dlabs Graphics Accelerator Card User's Guide 3

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INTRODUCTION
Features
Card Interface
AGP Pro 50 card designed for systems that have a 50-watt
AGP Pro slot.
N
OTE
:
T
HE
WILDCAT III 6210
OR
WILDCAT III 6110
CANNOT
PLUG INTO A STANDARD
AGP
SLOT
.
Video Memory
Wildcat III 6210
±
Frame Buffer: 128 MB
DDR memory
±
Texture Buffer: 256 MB
DDR memory
±
DirectBurst: 32 MB
Wildcat III 6110
±
Frame Buffer: 64 MB
DDR memory
±
Texture Buffer: 128 MB
DDR memory
±
DirectBurst: 16 MB
Graphics Controller
High-speed Wildcat III chipset technology with dual
display support.
RAMDAC
320 MHz
Plug-and-Play Monitor Support
Yes
OpenGL 1.3 Support
Yes
DirectX 7 Support
Yes
OpenML 1.0 Support
Yes
Maximum Resolution; Aspect Ratio;
Refresh Rate
2048 x 1152; 16:9; 75 Hz
N
OTE
: S
UPPORTED REFRESH RATES
,
MONITOR RESOLUTIONS
,
ASPECT
RATIOS
,
AND COLOR DEPTHS DEPEND ON YOUR TYPE OF MONITOR
,
WHETHER OR NOT YOU HAVE MULTISAMPLING SELECTED AND IF YOU
ARE USING SINGLE OR DUAL MONITORS
. S
EE
Appendix A,
Specifications
,
FOR A LIST OF SUPPORTED RESOLUTIONS AND REFRESH
RATES
.
T
O DISPLAY AT A SPECIFIC RESOLUTION WITH THE DESIRED REFRESH
RATE
,
BOTH THE VIDEO CARD AND MONITOR MUST SUPPORT THAT
REFRESH RATE
. R
EFER TO THE DOCUMENTATION THAT CAME WITH
YOUR MONITOR FOR A LIST OF SUPPORTED VIDEO RESOLUTIONS
.
Power Management Support
•
Display Power Management Signaling (DPMS)
•
Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI)
Geometry Acceleration
•
Model view matrix transformation of vertex and
normal coordinates
•
Perspective and viewport transformations
•
Texture matrix transformation of texture coordinates
•
Local display list storage and processing
•
Full lighting calculations (up to 32 lights)
•
View volume clipping
•
Up to six user clip planes
•
Image processing
Traditional 2D Operations
•
16- and 32-bit color depths (565, 8888)
•
Solid, patterned, and gradient area fills
•
Vectors (diamond rule compliant)
•
Block moves (screen-to-screen)
•
Block gets (screen-to-system)
•
Block puts (system-to-screen)
•
Bilinear scaling
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