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The FireGL

™

Visualization series of workstation graphics accelerators is designed

specifically for the new, high-bandwidth PCI Express

™

bus, and is architected to deliver

unprecedented speed and image quality for real-time visualization. True cinematic

quality rendering of complex geometry is now available for compelling animation, visual

effects, mechanical design and leading edge business communication.

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Two Way Acceleration With ATI’s Single-Chip PCI Express Solution 

The bridgeless, single-chip design of the FireGL native PCI Express graphics processor

fully provides all of the benefits of this interconnect standard in the safest, most cost

effective, and reliable transition from AGP. Unlike ‘bridged’ PCI Express

implementations, ATI’s FireGL PCI Express products deliver full bandwidth in both

upstream and downstream directions, doubling the capabilities of previous products.

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Compatibility And Stability 

ATI’s FireGL cards — whether PCI Express x16 lane or AGP 8X — are designed to

accelerate 3D workstation applications based on OpenGL

®

and Microsoft

®

DirectX

®

9.0.

With full certification on the leading computer aided design (CAD),

architecture/engineering/construction (AEC) and digital content creation (DCC)

applications, FireGL is the high performance choice for graphics professionals working

on Windows

®

or Linux

®

based systems.

•

Built on ATI’s native PCI

Express x16 lane architecture

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Outstanding high-end

workstation performance and

quality utilizing 16 pixel

pipelines and 6 geometry

engines

•

256 MB GDDR3 unified

graphics memory

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Dual display support via two

DVI outputs

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Dual link support for ultra-

high resolution 9 Mpixel

displays

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Stereo 3D connector with

quad-buffered support

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Optimized and certified for

professional workstation

applications based on

OpenGL

®

and Microsoft

®

DirectX

®

9.0

•

Windows

®

and Linux

®

support 

•

three year warranty with

toll-free advanced technical

support

www.ati.com/FireGL

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