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To: Zeuspaul who wrote (4425)12/24/1998 2:07:00 PM
From: Zeuspaul  Respond to of 14778
 
Intergraph Machines...28 in monitor

Some info from the Intergraph site
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intergraph.com
The TDZ 2000 with RealiZm II graphics defines the leading edge in 3D performance on Windows NT. RealiZm II with DirectBurst technology optimizes the 3D graphics pipeline to leapfrog well beyond the performance of SGI's Octane workstations, delivering "graphics supercomputing" on Windows NT.

intergraph.com
Summary
Intergraph's new TDZ 2000 GT1 ViZual Workstations set new levels of high performance for visual computing with 400 MHz Pentium II processors and Intergraph's innovative Concurrent Multiport Architecture, which utilizes the Reliance Champion 2.0 supporting chipset. This new architecture, which features dual memory controllers, a high speed memory subsystem, and triple primary peer PCI busses enhances total system throughput, resulting in significantly improved application performance. With an unprecedented memory peak bandwidth of 1.6 GB/s – 60% higher than the crossbar switch architecture used in SGI's Octane workstations – Intergraph's new TDZ 2000 GT1 ViZual Workstations have torn down the final performance barriers between Windows NT and RISC/UNIX workstations. These new strides in system architecture are yet another milestone in Intergraph's record of leadership as the NT innovator of true, workstation-class systems based on affordable open systems technology.


28 Inch Monitor
intergraph.com

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