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64-bit graphics accelerator

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64-bit graphics accelerator
A display adapter that has a pathway 64 bits wide between its on-board graphics processor and memory (video RAM).


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High-Performance 64-bit Graphics Accelerator 64-bit GUI Accelerator, 200-MHz RAMDAC, clock; EDO support for 30-60ns EDO DRAMs from 1-MB to 4-MB memory.
The PowerTower Pro 225 Core Configurations, designed with a 225 MHz PowerPC 604e processor and 1MB of Level 2 cache, starts at $3,795 for a configuration of 16 MB of RAM, 2GB 5400 RPM hard drive, 8x CD-ROM drive, the ATI 64-bit graphics accelerator with 2MB of VRAM, on-board 10BaseT and AAUI Ethernet, internal fast SCSI (10MB/sec), dual SCSI, interleaved memory, six PCI expansion slots, nine drive bays, extended keyboard, mouse, and $2,695 in bundled software including Macromedia's Director 5.
The REALmagic3D multimedia accelerator (SD6430) is the first single chip 3D and 2D 64-bit graphics accelerator designed from scratch to meet the Microsoft Direct3D and DirectDraw APIs.
 
 
 
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