HP x2100 manual Memory and Bios, Connectors, Hardware Performance

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Memory and BIOS

♦64 MByte Double Data Rate (DDR) SGRAM for unified framebuffer, Z-buffer and texture storage

♦128 KByte BIOS FlashROM, 3.3V only, reprogrammable by software

Connectors

♦Standard blue 15-pin D-VGA video output connector

♦25-pin DVI-D output connector for digital flat-panel (DFP) displays and digital CRT displays

♦Stereographic 3-pin Mini-DIN output connector for stereoviewing eyewear (supports StereoGraphics CrystalEyes shutter glasses).

Hardware Performance

♦32-bit RGBα True color 2D and 3D acceleration

♦TrueColor screen resolutions up to 1920 x 1200, double-buffered

♦24-bit Z, 8-bit stored alpha, 8-bit overlay & 8-bit WID, 8-bit clip/stencil planes

♦Performance test on a 733 MHz single Pentium III, 512 MB RAMBus, 1280x1024, TrueColor, 60 Hz.

⇒31 Million antialiased vertices per second sustained

⇒27 Million polygons per second fill rate, Gouraud shaded, Z- buffered, non-Textured

⇒410 Million pixels per second, Gouraud shaded, Z-buffered, non-textured

⇒200 Million texels per second trilinear mapped texture

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Contents Fire GL2 Users Guide Table of Contents Trademarks and Regulatory Hardware Design Introducing the Fire GL2About Your Fire GL2 Operating Systems Service Pack Information for Windows NTSystem Requirements and Tools Typical Application EnvironmentsPerformance Overview Software FeaturesHardware Performance Manual Conventions HOW to USE this Users GuideDo you Need a Printout of the Online Users Guide? Viewing the Users Guide OnlineQuick Installation Installation StepsInstalling the Hardware Installing the Fire GL2Information Before you Start Preparing your ComputerDo you have an Installing the Standard VGA Driver for Windows NT Setting the Display Driver to Standard VGAOpening the Computer Cabinet Installing the Card Reassembling your Computer Installation in an AGP expansion slotDigital Flat-Panel TFT-LCD Monitor or Digital CRT Monitor Connecting the Cables and Completing the InstallationConnecting the Monitor Cable VGA MonitorSetting the Monitor Impedance Connecting the Stereo GlassesYour System Does Not Start as it Should? Start your SystemInstalling the Software Before you Start Information, Tips, and Hints Do you need a special driver installation?ReadMe file Software Installation for Windows NT4.0Driver installation dialog Click Start InstallationSettings Software Installation for WindowsClick Start Settings Control Panel Display Fire GL2 Software Utilities Changingthe Video Settings Modifying Application ProfilesChanging the Video Settings How to Switch to the Display Properties?Windows NT Setting Resolution, Refresh Rate and Color DepthWindows Selecting your Monitor Set the desired operation mode for your monitor Click the Apply or OK button to enable your monitor settings Adjusting the Monitor Display Fire GL2 Software Utilities Fire GL2 Software Utilities Modifying Application Profiles Fire GL2 Software Utilities Wait for vertical retrace Overlay Planes Bit double-bufferedBit single-buffered Force copy swapClick Remove the product Removing the Fire GL2 DriversCommon Problems and Solutions TroubleshootingScreen image defects appear Resolving Interrupt Conflicts Checking for address and interrupt conflictsDesign Features and PerformanceTechnical Details HardwareConnectors Memory and BiosHardware Performance Hardware Geometry Acceleration Professional 3D RenderingBroadcast Video PIN Assignments SoftwareStereo Sync Output Video Modes Engine Block DiagramTrademarks Trademarks and RegulatoryDisclaimer FCC Compliance Information EMI Compliance InformationCE Compliance Information