Matrox Millennium G400 Max Reviews

Although 3D performance is starting to seem a little outdated with this card, I still recommend it as a good all purpose 3D and 2D card. The card may lack speed, but it sure packs a punch when it comes to features, especially considering its age. As cheep as a Riva TNT2, its only marginally slower, but boasts the possibility to ...  Read the complete review

The Matrox G400 is not bad. The more Ranm the better of course, so go for the best spec you can afford. I use my PC mainly for standard stuff- using Office, web design, plus 3d graphics, with the occasional excursion into games. I've had one for a while. It is pretty reliable and has performed to spec according to my needs. I rarely have ...  Read the complete review

This is my review/opinion of the Matrox G400 32MB Dual Head (not Max) graphic card. I have been using Matrox graphic cards since some 5 years back. Back then, it was the Matrox Mystique. At the moment their graphic cards are the G400 and G450 range. For the end user, the G400 and G450 can be considered to be the same. I have been using ...  Read the complete review

well what can i say i bought a matrox g400 dh I bought one as soon as they hit the shelf going back nearly 2 years ago and this is what i found.. the features on the card are second to none the dual head is one of those things that once you have it you can't live without it. To benefit from dvd playback on your tv you need a p3 ...  Read the complete review

Although the G400 max has been around for a while now, it's features and performance are still comparable to some of the cards released today. FEATURES: 360mhz ramdac 32mb ram Dual head output Support for direct 3D and openGL Bitmapping These features are all a bit confusing to those who are not ...  Read the complete review

I like this card, and it servers a great purpose. It I think the only non AGP PRO graphics card, which offers two outputs, simultaneously being able to display on two screens. If you have a need for this then this is the only card to choose. 2D performance is wonderful, and everything is crystal clear and very smooth, however 3D is a bit ...  Read the complete review

The Matrox Millennium G400 is Matrox's latest effort in the video adapter market. Matrox has long been known for excellence in the 2D market. the Millenium II stood as the standard in high end 2D graphics for years. However, Matrox didn't have any success in the 3D world. Matrox first made an effort at a 2D/3D card with the g200 series but ...  Read the complete review

What a card! Considerably better than its predeccessor the Matrox millennium G400, the Max comes into its own, its powerful enough for all the latest games and offers great DVD playback quality, I run it to my TV for watching DVD's the Dual head is great, It means that you no longer have to huddle around your monitor to watch your movies, you ...  Read the complete review

I bought my G400 some 6 months ago with the main aim being the ability to run games on my big TV. The G400 does this very well but suffers from very poor (considering the price) graphics performance. The card is bottom of the performance rating when compared with similarly priced cards. Having said this, it does have the TV or ...  Read the complete review

This graphics card is got just about every multimedia option you could ever possibly want, including a t.v. out and support for dual monitors from the one graphics card. Compared to the prices of other graphics cards with similar specifications it compares quite well and offers a cheaper alternative. The software could be improved but the ...  Read the complete review

I bought this card as I had heard great reviews and for once, every good thing I had heard about the product was true. I initially had a couple of problems setting the thing up but I contacted the Matrox UK's technical team and spoke to a Mr Hadden who was not only very friendly but managed to solve my problem very quickly and was very ...  Read the complete review

Now this is a great card! easy to set up and to install and to go with that it is fast! what more can you want? This was never designed to be a gaming card (well not really), how many Matrox cards have you seen around that are for gaming and not business? well there you go then! With the dual head capabilities this is a VERY useful card, i ...  Read the complete review

I bought the Millenium 400 after reading the great reviews it was getting in magazines and on the internet but when I fitted the card I was very disappointed, some of my 3D games like Quake 3 and Ultima Ascension were running very poorly even with the resolution set as low as 800 x 600. The poor performance was because the Millenium G400 is a 4X ...  Read the complete review

Currently I work with two PCs, one a beefy P3 running a 3dfx Voodoo 3, and the other is a slightly older machine running the Matrox card. The difference? Not as much as you'd imagine. The matrox is a nice card- you get a lot of performance for your money, it handles polygons well and shades adequately, handls openGL, direct 3d, all ...  Read the complete review