NVIDIA Quadro FX 1100

The NVIDIA Quadro FX 1100 is a graphics card with an AGP 8X bus type, a 425 MHz core clock and 400 MHz RAMDACs. DVI and VGA connectors allow users to hook the card up to both analog and digital display devices. Its video memory is 128 MB with an effective clock speed of 650 MHz, which can display a maximum resolution of 2048×1536 at 85 Hz. Additionally, the card boasts of a 128-bit floating point graphics pipeline as well as subpixel precision of 12 bits, which help render accurate, high quality graphics. Support for both DirectX and OpenGL ensures that the card can run any game or application that uses these technologies.

The card uses a DVI or Digital Visual Interface to connect to a digital display device. DVI is one of the most popular such standards in the world as it can transmit uncompressed digital video to a monitor. Most modern monitors having a DVI interface and even more indirectly support it. Another standard that this graphics card supports is OpenGL, which is widely used in the creation of a number of 3D and 2D applications including games. Its popularity is largely due to the fact that it facilitates cross-platform application development by allowing the rendering code to be totally independent of the OS it is being run on.

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06/06/08

Windows XP 32-bit

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