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INNO3D XABRE 400 REVIEW"Inno3D Xabre 400 review comparing the Inno3D Xabre 400 to the Gainward GeForce4 MX440 and Chaintech GeForce4 Ti4200 using an Athlon XP 1700 and Asus A7V266C. Software used for testing is:- 3dmark 2001 SE, Dronez, Max Payne, Quake 3 Arena, Return to Castle Wolfenstein, Serious Sam, Star Trek Voyager Elite Force, Unreal Tournament and Unreal Tournament 2003."![]() INNO3D XABRE 400, 250MHz core clock speed, 64MB 500mhz DDR memory, Pixelize™ Engine pixel shader, Frictionless Memory Controller™ (FMC) and 3rd Generation T&L Engine.The Xabre™ Family series Graphics Processing Unit is the industry's first AGP8x compliant chipset. By integrating 8X8 design, MotionFixing™, Coloredeemer™ and Pixelizer™ technologies, the Xabre Family GPU chipset is the most high performance, feature rich, cost effective, and highly integrated GPU for the mainstream market. It is the only mainstream GPU to be DirectX8.1 compliant that will allow gamers to enjoy the games with realism. Xabre™ 400 Features in DepthPixelize™ Engine - Xabre™ H/W Pixel Shader that can alter lighting and surface effects of materials and surfaces to mimic reality. The "Pixelizer" engine uses pixel data from a series of input registers, performs operations on the data using an arithmetic logic unit, and outputs the transformed pixel data to the graphics pipeline for further processing. This pixel shader technology brings the quality of objects in every frame to insurmountable heights and can crank 3D-"realism up another notch in certain applications i.e. games, Digital Content Creation etc. Gamers will be able to see more impressive effects, more realistic-looking scenes and more life-like motions in games!!! Frictionless Memory Control™ (FMC) - The Xabre Family series Graphic Processing Unit integrates Frictionless Memory Control architecture to boost effective memory bandwidth and improve overall memory efficiency. Basically, this means even faster and smoother frame rates when running heavy applications such as games. Jitter-Free Anti-Aliasing - Mindboggling hyper-insane image performance and quality without worries on those dreaded "jaggies" without slowing your computer down. The "Jitter-Free" Antialiasing engine can support 1x, 2x and 4x blur, Oversamping and jitter antialiasing to display the most eye-popping clear images available. Coloredeemer™ Technology - This is a sweet and simple technology to greatly enhance the color rendering of the display. This provides full-frame rate, full-screen, high quality color enhancement to make objects more vivid and realistic. Seeing is believing!! MotionFixing™ Video processor - Crystal clear video image is made possible by this eye-catching feature. Supports 4 fields per-pixel motion detection de-interlace function, video sources from MPEG decoder, Video capture and AVI interfaces. 3rd Generation T&L Engine - Supports up to 16 vertex cache and makes you feel like riding on the roller-coaster when highly texture packed application is used. The Xminator™ XP Unified Driver - Xminator™ XP Unified Driver optimizes both DirectX8.1 and OpenGL 1.3 for WindowsRXP platform, and driver you with best. CubicLook™ Utility - The CubicLook™ utility support wired and wireless stereo glass, AGP driver detection and over-clock function Double Scene™ Technology - Companion with SiS301,Support LCD+CRT, CRT+CRT,CRT+TV dual view function to enlarge your view with ease TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONSAGP 4X/2X (Xabre 80) Support hardware auto detect for AGP1.0,AGP 2.0,or AGP3.0 mode support
High Performance & High Quality 3D Accelerator
2D Acceleration Features
MotionFixing™ Video Processor
MPEG 2/1 Video decoder
Xminator™ XP Unified driver
GENERAL SYSTEM INFORMATION
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