1st company game chipset.
Cards initially sold as game solution with upgradeable WRAM memory. After failing at game market due to buggy drivers were mostly sold as cheap OEM solution with 4MB SGR memory thanks to very good 2D image quality.
Boards had an estimated street price of $349 (4MB) and $449 (8 MB). User upgradeable WRAM memory modules were available for $149 (4MB) and $249 (8MB).
Palcal's cards:
Vlask's card:
Drivers:
Additional Info
- Made by: Number Nine
- Codename: Ticket to Ride
- Bus: PCI, AGP 1x
- Memory Size: 4MB, 8MB
- Max Memory Size: 24MB
- Memory Type: WRAM, SGRAM
- Year: 1997
- Announce Date: Thursday, 15 May 1997
- Card Type: VGA
- Manufacturer: LSI Logic
- Process tech: 350nm
- Made in: Korea
- Owned by: Vlask, Palcal
- Outputs: 15 pin D‐sub
- Price $: 449
- Video Acceleration: MPEG-1 (VCD)
- DirectX: DX3/5
- Core Clock (MHz): 56
- Core: 128bit
- Effective Memory Clock (MHz): 100
- Memory Bus Width: 128bit
- Memory Bandwidth (MB/s): 1600
- Pixel Pipelines: 1
- Texture Units: 1
- Sold by: AvidNumber Nine
- Ramdac (MHz): 220
- OpenGL/D3D report: Txt
- Press info: Number Nine
- Press info: Freelibrary
- Press info: Number Nine
- Wikipedia: Wiki
- Review: Tom's Hardware
- Review: Vintage3D
- Review: PC Mag
- Info: Advertisment
- Info: Number Nine
- Info: Specs
- Drivers: Vogons
- Drivers: Vintage3D
- Documentation: early Technical Reference Manual
- Documentation: WRAM memory datasheet
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