Hi-end Matrox card with 512-bit GPU, triple-head (VGA only) support and 10-bit per color channel.
Prices were $399 for 128MB version, $599 for 256MB and $699 for 256MB PCI.
Zaatharen's card:
Matrox PH-A8X128F
Matrox PH-A8X128F
3DMark 2000
3DMark 2001 SE
Vlask's card:
Traded with Milan Zítek. Core clocked to 200MHz (OEM version).
Matrox Parhelia 128MB
Matrox Parhelia 128MB
Pepino's card:
Matrox Parhelia PCI 256MB
Matrox Parhelia PCI 256MB
Drivers:
PowerDesk
Multi-Display Setup
Monitor Adjustments
Quality and Performance
Game and 3D Settings
Video Playback
Desktop Management
Matrox Zoom
Matrox Tools
InformationAdditional Info
- Made by: Matrox
- Codename: Parhelia 512
- Bus: AGP 4x, PCI 64bit
- Memory Size: 128MB, 256MB
- Max Memory Size: 256MB
- Memory Type: DDR
- Year: 2002
- Announce Date: Tuesday, 14 May 2002
- Card Type: VGA
- Manufacturer: UMC
- Process tech: 150nm
- Transistors (Millions): 80
- Owned by: Vlask, Zaatharen, Pepino
- Outputs: DVI
- Price $: 699
- Video Acceleration: MPEG-2 (DVD)
- DirectX: DX8.1
- OpenGL: 1.3
- Core Clock (MHz): 220
- Core: 512bit
- Effective Memory Clock (MHz): 550
- Memory Bus Width: 256bit
- Memory Bandwidth (MB/s): 17600
- Pixel Pipelines: 4
- Texture Units: 16
- Vertex Shaders: 4 (2.0)
- Pixel Shaders: 4 (1.3)
- Pixel Fillrate (MPixel/s): 880
- Texel Fillrate (MTexel/s): 3520
- Sold by: Matrox
- Ramdac (MHz): 400
- OpenGL/D3D report: Txt
- Press info: Matrox
- Press info: Matrox
- Press info: Matrox
- Wikipedia: Wiki
- Videoreview: Budget-Builds Official
- Techdemo: Reef Demo
- Review: Digitaltrends
- Review: Beyond3D
- Review: ixbtlabs
- Info: Matrox
- Info: Matrox
- Drivers: Matrox
- Documentation: User's Guide
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