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New Wildcat Realizm Graphics Technology: Bigger Bandwidth, Greater Programmability, Higher Precision

Overview This white paper introduces the unique technology underlying the next-generation Wildcat Realizm graphics subsystems from 3Dlabs. Addressing high and ultra-high-end 3D graphics requirements for both AGP 8x and PCI Express-based environments, Wildcat Realizm technology establishes previously unimaginable performance and visual fidelity standards for professional visual computing applications. In addition to supporting the state-of-the-art in resolutions, fill rates, and SuperScene anti aliasing, Wildcat Realizm technology also raises the level of realism with features such as a programmable pipeline that is fully floating-point throughout.

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Publisher	3Dlabs	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	June 2004	Downloads	80
Format	White Papers
Topics	Graphics Components

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