User manual ABIT R9200SE

[. . . ] ABIT R9200SE-DT/R9200SE-T USER'S GUIDE 1 Features & Specifications Powered by the RADEONTM 9200 SE Visual Processing Unit On-board 64/128MB DDR Memory 4 parallel rendering pipelines process up to 1. 1 billion pixels per second High performance 2nd generation hardware transform & lighting engine Advanced vertex shader support for the latest programmable effects Full support for DirectX® 8. 1 programmable pixel and vertex shaders in hardware 1. 4 pixel shaders support up to 22 instructions and up to 6 textures per rendering pass Vertex Shaders support vertex programs up to 128 instructions Complete feature set also supported in OpenGL® via extensions Programmable Shaders provide enhanced 3D effects in over 100 existing and upcoming game titles Image quality enhancement features for Direct3DTM and OpenGL® applications Programmable full-scene anti-aliasing supports 2 to 6 samples with user selectable performance and quality modes Advanced anisotropic filtering supports 2 to 16 samples for high quality texture rendering with minimal performance impact Lossless Z-Buffer Compression and Fast Z-Buffer Clear reduce memory bandwidth by up to 25% FULLSTREAMTM Hardware accelerated de-blocking of Internet video streams VIDEO IMMERSIONTM II delivers industry-leading DVD playback Integrated MPEG-2 decode including iDCT and motion compensation for top quality DVD with lowest CPU usage Unique Adaptive per-pixel de-interlacing feature combines the best elements of the "bob" and "add-field" (weave) techniques YUV to RGB color space conversion Back-end scaler delivers top quality playback 4-tap horizontal and vertical filtering Filtered display of images up to 1920 pixels wide Hardware mirroring for flipping video images in video conferencing systems Supports 8-bit alpha blending and video keying for effective overlay of video and graphics Dual display to drive two displays simultaneously with independent resolutions and refresh rates HYDRAVISIONTM software provides complete control over multi-display configurations with a user-friendly interface 400MHz Dual integrated DACs with 10-bit per channel palette Integrated DVI-compliant 165MHz TMDS transmitter Integrated TV-Out support up to 1024x768 resolution Operating Systems Support Windows® XP/2000/Me System Requirements Intel® Pentium® 4, AMD® Athlon® or higher with AGP 8X (0. 8V), 4X (1. 5V) bus 128MB of system memory Installation software requires CD/DVD ROM drive Order Information Model R9200SE-DT R9200SE-T Spec Description 128MB DDR, TV-Out, DVI-I 64MB DDR, TV-Out 2 Card Installation This graphics card can only be installed in a motherboard with AGP slot. Please handle this card with care and make sure to unplug the power supply of your system before installation. Driver Installation The contents of the Installation CD that came with this card are subject to change at any time without notice. [. . . ] Hold the card's edges and insert it into the slot without using excessive force or pressing any components on the card. Make sure it is firmly and completely fixed into the slot. 1. After entering the installation menu, move your curser to [Drivers] tab. Click [ATI Official CATALYST Drivers]. 5. The welcome screen appears, click "Next>" installation. Secure this card's mounting bracket to the back panel of computer chassis with the screw removed from the metal bracket. 7. Change the display driver to Standard VGA. Shut down your computer and unplug all power cords. Replace the existing VGA card with this new card. Your graphics card is now installed. Before restarting your computer, connect PC monitor or other display devices to this card. 3. Click "Yes" to continue. 3 4. Select the component you want to install to enter further installation. Display Properties After you have completed the driver installation, the Setup program adds many specific options to the Windows-based Display Properties. [. . . ] Click "Continue Anyway". 7. Choose "Yes, I want to restart my computer now", and click "Finish" to complete setup. Click Advanced button to open the Properties dialog box for the video adapter that appears in Display. 4 [. . . ]