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Creative 3D Blaster Riva TNT2 M64Description: Model ID 7000695502001 / Creative 3D Blaster Riva TNT2 M64 - Graphics adapter - TNT2 M64 - AGP 4x - 32 MB SDRAM / Once again, Creative is ... more Its 3D rendering engine is also one of the most complete found on any PC-based accelerator. Critical features like full 32-bit color rendering, multi-texturing, bump-mapping, full-screen anti-aliasing, and stencil buffering deliver 3D images with stunning visual quality. Images so precise, they blur the line between reality and gameplay. And unlike some competitive products, there's no need to worry about dithering or color scaling - you'll get pixel perfect color, every time. For great gameplay and superior image quality, without breaking the bank, get a 3D Blaster RIVA TNT2. Newest Review: ... ever made with computers. It started out ok, but not really running much faster than the Voodoo2, maybe pushing an extra 5 ... more |
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by tybalt - written on 10.09.01 (Very useful, 498 readings)
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Well if you are buying your PC now, and aren’t too interested in playing games, at £89 you cant go far wrong with this card. For gamers on the other hand, you can get far better cards. This is more of a middle range card, with 32mb of onboard RAM. I have had this card for about 8months, and if I was to buy a new PC now, I would make sure it had a different graphics card. I am very into games, and if at time of purchase of my PC I had a bit more money I would have went for something like a GeForce 2 or even a GeForce 256. This is a card that will run most games, but just because it has 32mb of onboard RAM, doesn’t mean it’s going to produce ...
by Del_Boy - written on 12.07.01 (Very useful, 532 readings)
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This was the 2nd Graphics card that I ever owned and is still in use within my Sisters computer. The card is a solid performer that works well within low end PC Configurations. Though most high street manufacturers who seem to be using this card as their standard card are not heeding this. Though this card does knock spots off the usual integrated nonsense that you get in PCs, so it has its good points in that regard. Whether or not this card would be a good purchase is dependent on a number of factors. A) What spec is your PC? Anything over 700mhz and this card is wasting the power of the processor. B) What purpose do ...
by rob_writer - written on 21.11.00 (Very useful, 949 readings)
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The original TNT2 was released quite a while ago, but the TNT2 M64 was released more recently as a compromise between power and performance on mid priced PC's. At the moment it seems as if just about every PC below £1000 comes with Intel 810 graphics. While these are fine for general windows work they do struggle with the latest games, or infact just about any game which uses direct 3D. They normally come with only 4Mb of ram which is taken from the system, so a 64Mb machine would have only 60Mb RAM before it even started. Systems with the Intel 810 graphics would be fine if they came with an AGP slot, but criminally Intel failed to include one, so the only ...
Technical Details for Creative 3D Blaster Riva TNT2 M64
| Product Description | Creative 3D Blaster Riva TNT2 M64 - graphics adapter - TNT2 M64 - 32 MB |
| Device Type | Graphics adapter |
| Enclosure Type | Plug-in card |
| Interface Type | AGP 4x |
| Graphics Processor / Vendor | NVIDIA Riva TNT2 M64 |
| 2D/3D Graphics Support | NVIDIA Riva TNT2 M64 |
| RAMDAC Clock Speed | 300 MHz |
| API Supported | OpenGL, DirectX, DirectDraw, Direct3D |
| Video Memory Installed ( Max ) | 32 MB / 32 MB (max) - SDRAM |
| Video Output | 2048 x 1536 / 60 Hz - 16-bit (64k colours) |
| Max Monitors Supported | 1 |
| Compliant Standards | Plug and Play |
| System Requirements | Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Microsoft Windows 95/98 |
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