August 1, 2011 at 17:45Museum of video cards. Mindfulness above all
“They brought you an artifact,” colleagues said over the phone. I go out into the hall. Comrade Victor2000 meets me and offers a certain video card from Matrox to the museum. Offhand, I define it as the Matrox Millennium G200, but still with some doubt - why is there no cooling?
I decided to compare with the existing Matrox Millennium G200.
There is a difference in memory modules: on the new SDRAM exhibit, but on the already existing faster SGRAM. After studying Google, it became clear that these are still different video cards.
Here is the answer to the question about the lack of a cooling system. The graphics core process has proven to be more advanced. It turns out that the Millennium G200A-C core first appeared and became the flagship solution in the Millennium G200 line. Later, Matrox engineers made a more affordable solution and offered the market a cool Millennium G200A-D2 graphics processor.
In addition, two more exhibits were received from a person with the nickname Pro®ok.
3Dlabs Permedia 2 Creative CT6610 AGP 1X 8 MB EAGLES S3 Trio3D CT3A-15A AGP 1X 4 MB
I decided to compare with the existing Matrox Millennium G200.
There is a difference in memory modules: on the new SDRAM exhibit, but on the already existing faster SGRAM. After studying Google, it became clear that these are still different video cards.
Here is the answer to the question about the lack of a cooling system. The graphics core process has proven to be more advanced. It turns out that the Millennium G200A-C core first appeared and became the flagship solution in the Millennium G200 line. Later, Matrox engineers made a more affordable solution and offered the market a cool Millennium G200A-D2 graphics processor.
In addition, two more exhibits were received from a person with the nickname Pro®ok.
3Dlabs Permedia 2 Creative CT6610 AGP 1X 8 MB EAGLES S3 Trio3D CT3A-15A AGP 1X 4 MB
