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Recommended Gaming Resolutions: 640x480. 1280x720. 1366x768. The 3D Rage PRO PCI was a graphics card by ATI, launched on March 1st, 1997. Built on the 350 nm process, and based on the Rage PRO graphics processor, in its 3D Rage PRO PCI variant, the card supports DirectX 6.0.
Rage Pro improved upon the video of Rage II+DVD by the addition of motion compensation, but most innovations were done on the 3d pipeline to achieve the needed major performance leap. Architecture. To start from bus, the Rage Pro fully supports AGP 1.0, 133 MHz speed with execute from system memory, pipelining and sideband addressing.
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ATI's Rage PRO GPU uses the Rage 3 architecture and is made using a 350 nm production process at UMC. With a die size of 47 mm² and a transistor count of 8 million it is a very small chip. Rage PRO supports DirectX 6.0. Modern GPU compute technologies are not available.
Recommended Gaming Resolutions: 640x480. 1280x720. 1366x768. The 3D Rage PRO AGP was a graphics card by ATI, launched on March 1st, 1997. Built on the 350 nm process, and based on the Rage PRO graphics processor, in its 3D Rage PRO AGP variant, the card supports DirectX 6.0.
Oct 8, 1999 · ATi's Rage 128 was not quite able to compete with the fastest 3D-chips anymore by the time when 3Dfx released their Voodoo3 and later on when NVIDIA brought RIVA TNT2 to the market. Still...
64 bit. GPU. Recommended Gaming Resolutions: 640x480. 1280x720. 1366x768. The 3D Rage was a performance-segment graphics card by ATI, launched on April 1st, 1996. Built on the 500 nm process, and based on the Mach64 GT graphics processor, in its 3D Rage variant, the card supports DirectX 5.0.
