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128 KB BIOS 3.3V Flash ROM reprogrammable by SW
Hardware accelerated Overlay Planes
Hardware accelerated two-sided lighting
Hardware accelerated antialiased points and lines
3D Volumetric Texture support
Hardware accelerated Occlusion Culling
Compliant with Microsoft/Intel PC2001 Workstation requirements
Video Timings compliant with VESA DMT 1.0 and VESA GTF 1.0
specifications
DDC2B+ Monitor support on all OS platforms
ACPI Version 1.0b Power Management support (all modes)
Shading architecture
Fully programmable GPU (OpenGL1.5/DirectX 9.0c class)
Long fragment programs (up to 65,536 instructions)
Long vertex programs (up to 65,536 instructions)
Looping and subroutines (up to 256 loops per vertex program)
Dynamic flow control
Conditional execution
Optimized compilers for Cg, OpenGL shading language, and Microsoft
HLSL
Supported graphics
APIs
OpenGL 1.5 ICD with immediate mode support for all OGL primitive
types
DirectX 9.0c
Available graphics
drivers
HP-tested: Microsoft Windows XP, Windows 2000, and Linux
HP qualified drivers may be preloaded or available from the HP support
Web site:
http://welcome.hp.com/country/us/eng/software_drivers.html
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Maximum Resolution
DVI-I output - drives digital display at resolutions up to 1600x1200 @
60Hz
Internal 400MHz RAMDACs – drives dual analog display up to
2048x1536 @ 75Hz each
NVIDIA Quadro FX
1400 PCI-Express
Graphics Controller
Form Factor
ATX, 4.376" x 8.5"
Single slot
Graphics Controller
NVIDIA NV41GL
Bus Type
PCI-Express x16, <75W power consumption
RAMDAC
Dual 400 MHz integrated
Memory
128 MB 300 MHz DDR SDRAM unified frame buffer, Z-buffer and
Texture storage
19.2 GB/s graphics memory bandwidth
Connectors
2 DVI-I analog/digital monitor outputs, 1 3-pin Mini DIN stereo output
Multi-monitor support
Dual integrated analog display controllers supporting up to two analog
displays at 2048x1536 @ 85Hz on both displays.
QuickSpecs
HP xw9300 Workstation
Technical Specifications - Graphics
DA - 12186 Worldwide — Version 33 — May 25, 2007
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