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Matrox Marvel G450 eTV

At A Glance

Manufacturer:	Matrox
Series:
GPU:	G450
Release Date:	0000-00-00
Interface:	AGP 4X
Core Clock:	166 MHz
Memory Clock:	166 MHz (332 DDR)
Memory Bandwidth:	2.656 GB/sec
Shader Operations:	332 MOperations/sec
Pixel Fill Rate:	332 MPixels/sec
Texture Fill Rate:	332 MTexels/sec
Vertex Operations:	41.5 MVertices/sec

Details

Noise Level:	?
Framebuffer:	32 MB
Memory Type:	DDR
Memory Bus Type:	64 (64 bit)
DirectX Compliance:	6.0
OpenGL Compliance:
PS/VS Version:	N/A/N/A
Process:	180 nm
Fragment Pipelines:	2
Vertex Pipelines:	1
Texture Units:	2
Raster Operators	2

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Advanced Options

Overclock

Pipelines

Multi-GPU

Core: 166
Mem: 166

User Ratings

Overall

9 (2 votes)

Performance

10 (2 votes)

Price

9 (2 votes)

Features

10 (2 votes)

Overclockability

9 (2 votes)

Silence

9.5 (2 votes)

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1 Comments

Saturday, July 12, 2008 11:58:53 PM

I have this card connected to a Samsung T260 WUXGA 25.5" LCD display at 1920x1200 in Windows XP Pro SP3. Works extremely well. However the standard Core and Memory speeds (120 MHz/150 MHz) are a little slow to handle DVDs in 32-bit colour at WUXGA resolution. Using PowerStrip to overclock Core and Memory to 133 MHz /165 Mhz while playing DVDs in PowerDVD 5 works like a charm. Highly recommended if you can get your hands on the Matrox G450 eTV.

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