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| | | Dual-link DVI
Able to drive two of the industry's largest and highest resolution flat-panel displays up to 2560x1600.
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| | | SLI™ Technology
Delivers
up to 2X the performance of a single GPU configuration for unparalleled
gaming experiences by allowing two graphics cards to run in parallel.
The must-have feature for performance PCI Express graphics, SLI
dramatically scales performance on 60 top PC games. |
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 | | Windows Vista®
Enjoy
powerful graphics performance, improved stability, and an immersive HD
gaming experience for Windows Vista. ATI Catalyst™ software is designed
for quick setup of graphics, video, and multiple displays, and
automatically configures optimal system settings for lifelike DirectX
10 gaming and the visually stunning Windows Aero™ user interface. |
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| | | OpenGL 2.1® Optimizations
Ensure top-notch compatibility and performance for all OpenGL 2.1 application. |
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| | | Microsoft® DirectX® 10
World's
first DirectX 10 GPU with full Shader Model 4.0 support delivers
unparalleled levels of graphics realims and film-quality effects.
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| | | Shader Model 4.0
Shader
Model 4.0 adds support for indexed temporaries which can be quite
useful for certain tasks.Regular direct temporary access is preferable
is most cases. One reason is that indexed temporaries are hard to
optimize. The shader optimizer may not be able to identify
optimizations across indexed accesses that could otherwise have been
detected. Furthermore, indexed temporaries tend to increase register
pressure a lot. An ordinary shader that contains for instance a few
dozen variables will seldom consume a few dozen temporaries in the end
but is likely to be optimized down to a handful depending on what the
shader does. This is because the shader optimizer can easily track all
variables and reuse registers. This is typically not possible for
indexed temporaries, thus the register pressure of the shader may
increase dramatically. This could be detrimental to performance as it
reduces the hardware’s ability to hide latencies. |
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| | | PCI-E 2.0
PCI Express® 2.0 –Now you are ready for the most demanding graphics applications thanks to PCI Express® 2.0 support, which allows up to twice the throughput of current PCI Express® cards. Doubles the bus standard's bandwidth from 2.5 Gbit/s (PCIe 1.1) to 5 Gbit/sec. |
|
 | | HDCP Support
High-Bandwidth
Digital Content Protection (HDCP) is a form of copy protection
technology designed to prevent transmission of non-encrypted
high-definition content as it travels across DVI or HDMI digital
connections.
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 | | HDMI Ready
High
Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) is a new interface standard for
consumer electronics devices that combines HDCP-protected digital video
and audio into a single, consumer-friendly connector.
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 | | PureVideo™ HD
Available on HD DVDs and Blu-ray discs, high-definition movies are bringing an exciting new video experience to PC users. NVIDIA®
PureVideo™ HD technology lets you enjoy cinematic-quality HD DVD and
Blu-ray movies with low CPU utilization and power consumption, allowing
higher quality movie playback and picture clarity.
PureVideo HD technology provides a combination of powerful hardware
acceleration, content security, and integration with movie players,
plus all the features found in PureVideo. |
|
 | | CUDA Technology
NVIDIA®
CUDA™ technology unlocks the power of the hundreds of cores in your
NVIDIA® GeForce® graphics processor (GPU) to accelerate some of the
most performance hungry computing applications. The CUDA™ technology
already adopted by thousands of programers to speed up those
performance hungry computing applications. |
|
 | | PhyX Technology
NVIDIA®
PhysX™ is the next big thing in gaming!
The best way to get real-time physics, such as explosions that cause
dust and debris, characters with life-like motion or cloth that drapes
and tears naturally is with an NVIDIA® PhysX™-ready GeForce® processor |
