Jaton 5200 Computer Hardware User Manual


 
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Introduction
3DForce FX5200 series video accelerators are NVIDIA
GeForceFX 5200 core technology based 128MB DDR
memory modules built-in onboard totally. These AGP 8x-bus
video accelerators are capable of driving very complex
geometry and character animation images on your PC desktop
incomparably, with truly genuine filling experience you may
anticipate like never before. The particular emphasis of these
AGP’s ability that is very ease of play all fancy PC games with
preferred resolution, unique visual effects, life-like, and these
much of realistic graphical improvements must be performed
on high-end computers.
The NVIDIA® GeForce FX5200 Graphics Processing Unit
(GPU) is 0 .15μ Micron Process Technology, which delivers
high performance through faster clock rates. CineFX engine
produces gaming effects on par with the hottest motion pictures.
Combined with 128-bit studio quality color processing
technology, 3D worlds and characters are more real than
anything is that’s come before. Powered by the CineFX engine,
the GeForce FX shifts the focus from simple pixel fill rate to
sophisticated pixel shading. To maximize programming choice,
the NVIDIA CineFX engine includes the most complete
hardware feature implementation for both OpenGL® and
Microsoft® DirectX® environments, including total support for
the Directx 9.0-vertex and pixel shader specification.
Well-developed CineFX engine features include the support of
1024 instructions in a single rendering pass, allowing for
complex effects that aren’t practical in any other architecture.
Complex lighting can dramatically improve the realism of
images, but traditionally adds the rendering time. With GeForce
FX all of these gorgeous enhancements are possible without
sacrificing performance.
New NVIDIA GPUs and PC platforms will incorporate AGP 8X
capabilities and take full advantage of AGP 3.0 specification.
As always, NVIDIA solution incorporate new technology and
advances without compromising the overall stability and quality
of the system, and NVIDIA Unified Driver Architecture (UDA)
makes it painless to take advantage of new capabilities as they
are introduced.