Chipset Features
Controller:
- NVIDIA RIVA TNT2
- True 128-bit
Bus Type:
- AGP 4X
(Compatible with AGP 1X/2X)
Memory:
Integrated RAMDAC
Horizontal Sync Signals:
Vertical Refresh:
Maximum Dot (Pixel) Rate:
Monitors Supported:
- Standard and Multi-frequency Analog Monitors
- DDC2B Plug and Play
Video Playback:
- AVI and MPEG-1
- DVD/MPEG-2 requires DVD ROM Drive
- Multi-tap X and Y scaling and filtering
- Color space conversion
Connectors:
- DB-15 analog monitor connector
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Complete 3D Feature Set:
- 2048x2048 texture support
- 32-bit rendering
- AGP texture support
- Alpha-Blending
- Anisotropic Filtering
- Anti-Aliasing
- Bilinear Filtering
- Bump Mapping
- Environment Mapping
- Fogging
- Gouraud Shading
- Hardware Triangle Setup
- MIP Mapping
- Perspective Correction
- Specular Highlights
- Stencil Buffer
- Subpixel Precision
- 12GFLOP Floating Point Geometry
- Texture Mapping
- Transparency
- Trilinear Filtering
- TwiN Texel Engine
- Z-Buffering
Drivers
- Windows® 95/98, including DirectX
6 and OpenGL® ICD
- Windows NT 4.0, including OpenGL ICD
- Microsoft WHQL Certified
Minimum System Configuration
- Intel Pentium II, AMD-K6-2 or compatible CPU
- One available AGP compliant slot
- Windows 95 OSR 2.1, Windows 98 or Windows NT
4.0 with Service Pack 3 (Service Pack 4 recommended)
CD-ROM Drive
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Besides the faster clock/memory speed and the
fan on the heatsink, there is no differences what so ever between the Viper V770
Ultra and the Viper V770. Just like the Viper V770, every 3D feature known to
man is available with the V770 Ulta.
While the V770 only came bundled with a trail
copy of Need For Speed III, the V770 Ultra came with the full version of
Superbike World Championship and Wild Metal Country. The cost of the 2 games
would more than equal the $50 difference between the 2 video cards.
Surprisingly, the V770 Ultra doesn't have TV out.
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