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First Open Graphics Graphics Card Appears

Sunday, January 07, 2007

JOSEPH BLACK AND his team of graphics enthusiasts have been working for quite some time on a pretty encouraging project - an open-spec graphics card.

This project is on the basis that a GPU should not end up with tons of propriatary software or hardware, containing hidden problems that aren't mentioned to the press, and yet cause nervous breakdowns for developers worldwide.
This project looks quite promising. Codenamed OGD1-256DDAV, the card comes with 256MB of video memory, two dual-link DVI connectors and a support for the third and fourth video interface (analogue/ TV video outputs). Currently, the card comes in a PCI interface, with 2 chips making up the GPU: the Xilinx Spartan-3 XC3S4000 FPGA graphics engine, and the Lattice XP10 FPGA. Read more @ The Inquirer. For more information, visit the Project's TikiWiki: OGPN17. Digg this.


Hardware

Description
OGD1/OGA Ge Force 2 GTS Radeon 7000 PCI
Memory clock rate (DDR MHz)
 350-400 333 300
Memory bus width (bits)
 128 128 64
Video memory (MiB)
 256 128 64
Maximum display resolution
 6144x2048 ?? 2048x1536
Total memory bandwidth
 1600 1333 600


Source: TikiWiki: OGPN17.
posted by linnerd40, Sunday, January 07, 2007


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