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Stealth III S540 Xtreme Review
September 03, 1999   James Yu > [View My Other Articles]
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    Savage 4 Pro Xtreme graphics unit .25 micron manufacturing process
    128-bit 2D, 3D, and video engine
    AGP 4x/2x/1x
    32MB SDRAM
    166MHz memory clock speed
    166MHz core clock speed
    32-bit color
    24-bit Z-buffer
    8-bit stencil buffer
    S3 Texture Compression
    2048x2048 texture support
    300MHz RAMDAC
    Full speed DVD video playback w/motion compensation
    OpenGL Performance ICD
    Floating point triangle setup engine
    Single cycle trilinear filtering
    Single Pass Multi-texturing

.25 process

The Savage 4 Pro Xtreme chip is probably one of the last video chips you'll see that's still made with a .25 micron process. All the next generation chips will use smaller die sizes. The Savage2000 will use a .18 micron process, and Nvidia's GeForce 256 will use a .22 micron die size.

The Stealth III Xtreme will have support for AGP 4x, but the increased AGP transfer rate won't be as important with the Savage 4 because the card already supports S3 texture compression.

The Savage 4 carries over all of the Savage3D's features including 32-bit color, 2048 x 2048 texture support, and full speed DVD video playback with motion compensation. The OEM version will feature a 143MHz core clock and 166MHz memory. The retail Xtreme will have a 166/166MHz core/memory clock.

As with most Diamond cards, you get a choice of two free games from the Diamond Game Zone, but you have to pay for the shipping and handling.

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