ATi unveils Mobility FireGL T2 professional graphics card

Posted on Thursday, November 13 2003 @ 23:08 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck
ATi today launched the Mobility FireGL T2 mobile workstation processor. This card is based on the Radeon 9600 core and is available in the HP Compaq mobile workstation NW8000:

  Now shipping in the industry-leading HP Compaq mobile workstation nw8000, the MOBILITY FireGL T2 delivers the industry’s best mobile workstation performance in key benchmarks including Viewperf 3dsmax-02 and proe-02 test suites1 . It also delivers lightning-fast geometry processing, realistic rendering, and optimized application performance for developers, CAD engineers and digital content creators.

ATI’s MOBILITY FireGL T2 raises the bar in the mobile workstation market. For the first time, mobile workstations can deliver stunning graphics performance that rivals many desktop-class workstations. Based on the powerful FGL™ 9600 Visual Processing Unit (VPU), the MOBILITY FireGL T2 features the industry’s highest performance mobile workstation solution and widest array of workstation features including:
  • Certified for leading applications in the CAD and DCC markets
  • Proven OpenGL® and DirectX® 9 drivers with support for Windows® and Linux® platforms
  • 128 MB high-speed DDR memory with 128-bit memory interface
  • Hardware accelerated rendering for lightning fast 3D and 2D graphics acceleration
  • Complete array of workstation features and functionality including dual monitor support, hardware accelerated anti-aliasing, overlay planes and more, providing superior image quality and productivity
  • Fully programmable pixel and vertex shader support is now possible with ATI's SMARTSHADER™ technology, providing more control over content creation and added realism. Enables advanced per-pixel effects such as reflective bump mapping, anisotropic lighting and Phong shading
  • Maximized battery life and performance with ATI's POWERPLAY™ technology
  • POWER-ON-DEMAND - constantly monitors system activity, dynamically adjusting clocks and voltage based on user scenario
  • Up to 6 textures per single rendering pass and 8 samples per pixel
  • 16 programmable sample modes, selectable on a per pixel basis
  • Complete array of workstation features and functionality including dual monitor support, hardware accelerated anti-aliasing, overlay planes and more, providing superior image quality and productivity
  • Integrated dual-channel LVDS, with support for QXGA resolutions (2048x1536) with an integrated 165 MHz TMDS transmitter (Digital Flat Panels)





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