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Matrox Millennium G400 Max:
... 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 competent (thanks Mr Hadden!). I use the card to play games and the performa... Read the full review: Great! by jockhinio |
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Matrox DualHead2Go Graphic Card / Matrox Graphics eXpansion Module DualHead2Go Analog Edition - Video converter - With this innovative product from Matrox, you can add multi-display capability to a laptop or desktop computer. The easy-to-setup DualHead2Go box connects to the monitor connector of a computer and divides the ... |
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Matrox Multi-Monitor Series G450 X2 Graphics adapter - 2 GPUs - MGA G450 - PCI / Graphic Card / 66 MHz - 64 MB DDR - Digital Visual Interface (DVI) - TV out - This graphics card is the most versatile solution for 2 digital or analog monitors at a time. As the shortest dual-display card with a dedicated... |
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Matrox QID Low-profile PCIe Graphic Card / Graphics adapter - Parhelia-LX - PCI Express x16 low profile - 128 MB DDR - Digital Visual Interface (DVI) - The new QID Low-profile PCI and QID Low-profile PCIe graphics cards were designed to complement Matrox's existing product line and to fully address the... |
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Matrox QID Low-profile PCI Graphic Card / Matrox QID Low-profile PCIe - Graphics adapter - Parhelia-LX - PCI Express x16 low profile - 128 MB DDR - Digital Visual Interface (DVI) - Matrox QID LP PCIe is the industry's first quad-display graphics card for PCI Express x16 systems. This product builds on a large family of multi-displ... |
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Matrox Parhelia Precision SGT Graphic Card / Graphics adapter - PCI - 256 MB DDR - Digital Visual Interface (DVI) - The Parhelia Precision SGT has been expressly designed to power high-frequency grayscale stereo monitors with industry-leading quality, the broadest compatibility, and the best grayscale ... |
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Matrox Millennium P650 PCIe 128 Graphic Card / Graphics adapter - Parhelia-LX - PCI Express x16 - 128 MB DDR - Digital Visual Interface (DVI) - Matrox Millennium P650 PCIe 128 is the first Millennium P-Series graphics card designed for PCI Express (×16). This product brings the reliability, stability, ... |
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Matrox Millennium P650 LP PCIe 64 Graphic Card / Graphics adapter - MGA P650 - PCI Express x16 low profile - 64 MB DDR - Digital Visual Interface (DVI) - Over the last years, Matrox has taken its place as leader and innovator in today's hottest, most state-of-the-art technologies designing software and... |
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Matrox Millennium G550 PCIe Graphic Card / Graphics adapter - MGA G550 - PCI Express x1 - 32 MB - Digital Visual Interface (DVI) - This cost-effective graphics card brings the reliability, stability, and features of the proven Millennium G550 product line to PCI Express systems. The x1 design of the ca... |
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Matrox Multi-Monitor Series G200 Graphic Card / Multi-monitor graphics card - MGA G200 - PCI - 32 MB SGRAM - Digital Visual Interface (DVI) - retail - The Matrox G200 Multi-Monitor Series continues Matrox' long standing tradition of providing the multi-monitor market with the most flexible and highly a... |
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Matrox Marvel G400 Graphic Card / Graphics adapter - MGA G400 - AGP 4x - 16 MB SGRAM - TV tuner - retail - The Marvel G400-TV all-in-one graphics, video capture and video editing solution is an explosion of multimedia performance and functionality. Get full-resolution, full frame rate capture and playb... |
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Matrox Millennium G400 Max ... 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 find it highly useful when doing webdesign and graphics etc... though i wouldn't think that it is great for games though it is sooooooooooooo easy to set up! The speed and power however is plenty for most people and with the option of having one extra monitor who could refuse? ... Read the full review: That be a nice card you got there! by Matt TZ |
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Matrox Millennium G400 Max ... 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 AGP card and my motherboard only supported up to 2X. I recently purchased a new motherboard that does support 4X AGP and the improvement in the cards performance is outstanding, my games now run perfectly smooth even at resolutions of up to 1600 x 1200. I would definitely recommend this card, but only if your motherboard supports ... Read the full review: Matrox Millenium G400 by Temujin |
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Matrox Millennium G400 Max ... 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 the mod cons really, however, I thought I'd warn you of one or two drawbacks.... The matrox will need regular graphic driver updating- I've not found that matrox are particularly quick at releasing new drivers. In assition, you can't simply 'overwrite' an existing driver- Matrox decided it would be a good idea to u... Read the full review: Matrox cards by max russell |











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