New Workstation FireGL Graphics Card Launched

Driver 7 · Jan 14, 2004, 08:56 AM

The new turbo-charged FireGL™ X2-256t is our highest performance workstation graphics accelerator, delivering the fastest 3D performance and superior quality graphics for professional applications.

Based on the FGL 9800XT, Using OpenGL shading and DirectX9 and equipted with 256MB of graphics memory, the FireGL X2-256t has full support under Windows and Linux environments. Featuring increased engine and memory speeds, plus a redesigned board with a performance-enhancing copper fan, the FireGL X2-256t delivers up to 25% more processing power than its predecessor. Four geometry engines and eight parallel rendering pipelines power the board which comes with 256MB of graphics memory and dual DVI-I connectors. The FireGL X2-256t delivers fast 3D performance, superior quality imaging and ISV certification for professional applications such as 3dsmax, SolidWorks, MicroStation, Maya, and Softimage XSI.

Source: ATI

Jan 14, 2004, 08:56 AM	#1
Driver 7 Discombobulated NVidiot Join Date: May 2003 Location: Vancouver, BC - CANADA Posts: 1,015 Rep Power: 0	New Workstation FireGL Graphics Card Launched The new turbo-charged FireGL™ X2-256t is our highest performance workstation graphics accelerator, delivering the fastest 3D performance and superior quality graphics for professional applications. Based on the FGL 9800XT, Using OpenGL shading and DirectX9 and equipted with 256MB of graphics memory, the FireGL X2-256t has full support under Windows and Linux environments. Featuring increased engine and memory speeds, plus a redesigned board with a performance-enhancing copper fan, the FireGL X2-256t delivers up to 25% more processing power than its predecessor. Four geometry engines and eight parallel rendering pipelines power the board which comes with 256MB of graphics memory and dual DVI-I connectors. The FireGL X2-256t delivers fast 3D performance, superior quality imaging and ISV certification for professional applications such as 3dsmax, SolidWorks, MicroStation, Maya, and Softimage XSI. Source: ATI