User manual ASUS RADEON 9600SE

ASUS Radeon 9600SE / TD / 128M Layout 128MB DDR Frame Buffer DVI-enabled Flat-Panel Display ® A9600 SE/TD OR DVI-I Dual-Link output (24pins) Projector VGA Output S-Video Output ATI TV-out port Frame Buffer (DDR) Radeon 9600SE VPU Chip VGA Output Frame Buffer (DDR) VGA Monitor Output(15pin) (Standard) Projector Package contents NOTES · Use the same TV standard for all devices. · Drawings are for reference only. The actual card layout may vary. ASUS Radeon 9600SE/TD/128M Graphics Card (PAL or NTSC) Driver and Utility CD This reference card Welcome! Thank you for purchasing an ASUS® RadeonTM 9600SE Graphics Card! With this purchase, you join the elite crowd of graphics enthusiasts. Powered by the ATI® RadeonTM 9600SE visual processing unit (VPU), this graphics card supports Microsoft® DirectX® 9.0 programmable shaders to deliver leading-edge graphics performance. The card provides outstanding image quality for realistic video output when playing games or running other graphical applications. With the ASUS® RadeonTM 9600SE, you will definitely experience stunning, dynamic, realistic 3D graphics! Key Features · ATI® RadeonTM 9600SE VPU · SMARTSHADERTM provides hardware-accelerated support for DirectX® 9.0 programmable vertex and pixel shaders to enable realistic texture and lighting effects · SMOOTHVISIONTM generates the sharpest and clearest images through full scene anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering modes · HYDRAVISIONTM provides flexible and user-friendly interface for multiple display settings · FULLSTREAMTM removes blocky artifacts from streaming Internet video · VIDEO IMMERSIONTM supports digital and high-definition video · Built-in 128MB Double Data Rate frame buffer provides more resolutions and color depths up to 2048x1536 @ 85Hz · AGP 8X support maximizes the 2.1GB/s AGP 8X bandwidth for more realistic graphics · DVI output for easy connectivity to digital flat panel displays · High-quality TV output for big screen gaming or presentations · Supports Microsoft® DirectX® 9.0 and OpenGL® 1.4