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interference in residential installations. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency
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256-bit advanced memory interface
256-bit graphics architecture
400 MHz internal RAMDAC
22.4 GB/sec memory bandwidth
8 pixels per clock rendering engine
16 texels per pixel with 8 textures applied per clock
NVIDIA CineFX 2.0 Engine
Advanced Display Pipeline with full nView Capabilities
High-performance, high-precision 3D rendering engine
High-Performance 2D rendering engine
UltraShadow technology
Intellisample HCT Performance Technology
Digital Vibrance Control (DVC) 3.0
NVIDIA nView multi-display technology
Unified Driver Architecture (UDA)
High quality video playback
Dual, 400MHz RAMDACs for display resolutions up to and including
2048x1536 @ 85Hz
Integrated NTSC/PAL TV encoder support resolutions up to 1024x768
without the need for panning with built-in Macrovision copy protection
DVD and HDTV-ready MPEG-2 decoding up to 1920x1080i
resolutions
Support for dual-link DVI for compatibility with next-generation flat
panel displays with resolutions greater than 1600x1200 without the
need for reduced blanking
Full Software Support
Microsoft DirectX optimizations and support
Full OpenGL 1.4 and lower support
Complete support DirectX 9.0 and lower
WHQL-certified Windows 2000 / XP (for Windows 9x / ME versions
please visit NVIDIA’s website for the latest update on drivers)
Chapter 1
User’s Guide
Introduction
Chapter 1
Chapter 1
Others
TV-out
DVI-I (Optional)
VIVO (Optional)
Package Contents
1. GeForce FX5900 XT Series VGA card
2. User's Guide
3. Driver Pack
- Windows 2000/XP drivers (for Windows 9x / ME versions please visit
NVIDIA’s website or see later update on drivers)
- 3Deep (Optional)
- WinDVD 6 Channel
- WinDVD Creator
- WinRip
4. WinProducer 3.0 (Optional)
5. MDK2
6. Game Pack (5 in 1)
- Age of Wonders2
- Serious Sam2
- Rally Trophy
- Max Panye
- Tropico
7. S-Video to S-Video cable
8. S-Video to AV cable (Optional)
9. DVI – I to VGA Adapter
10. Composite Cable (Optional)
11. VIVO cable (Optional)
System Requirements
Computer System
Intel Pentium® II or newer compatible CPU (Intel Pentium® III or
AMD Athlon® or newer CPU’s recommended)
VGA/Super VGA monitor, supporting minimum 640x480 resolution.
64MB RAM or higher.
15MB HDD space.
CD-ROM or DVD-ROM Driver.
DirectX 9.0 and lower.
Windows 2000 / XP operation system (for Windows 9x / ME versions
please visit NVIDIA’s website or see later update on drivers)
User’s Guide
Chapter 2
3
4
Chapter 2 Hardware Setup
Installing the Hardware
1. Turn off the computer's power and make sure the system is properly
grounded (leave the power cord connected). Then disconnect the monitor
signal cable.
2. Remove the computer chassis cover. Be sure to discharge your body's static
electricity by touching the metal area of the computer each time before
touching both the old and new VGA cards.
3. Remove the old card, if it exists.
4. Grasp the edge or bracket of the card, align your card with an empty AGP
expansion slot and slide it into place.
5. Replace the screw to fasten the card onto the chassis, and replace the
computer chassis cover.
6.
Plug the monitor cable into your card, and then turn on the computer and the
monitor.
2. Enlevez le couvercle ou les panneaux de côté de votre ordinateur (consultez
le manuel d’instructions de votre ordinateur pour les instructions de montage
et de démontage).
3. Enlevez la carte graphique AGP présente -o u – enlevez la languette de métal
qui recouvre l’emplacement du connecteur AGP.
4. Alignez le côté de votre carte où se trouvent les connecteurs avec
l’emplacement du connecteur AGP et appuyez fermement jusqu’à ce qu’elle
soit complètement mise ne place (ne SURTOUT PAS forcer la carte dans
son emplacement – appliquez une poussée uniforme de chaque côté de la
carte).
5. Visez la carte au châssis, et remonté le couvercle du boîtier.
6. Branchez le cordon VGA à la carte graphique et reconnectez votre moniteur
ainsi que le reste des câbles.
déconnecté
votre écran.
하드웨어 설치
1. 먼저 컴퓨터의 전원을 차단하고 전원이 완전히 차단되었는지 확인한 후에
2. 컴퓨터 케이스의 덮개를 열고 VGA 카드를 장착하기에 앞서 컴퓨터를
3. 만약
4. 케이스 뒷면 브라켓 장착 부분과 PCI 확장 슬롯에 수직이 되도록 하여
5. VGA 카드를 장착한 후 컴퓨터 케이스 덮개를 씌워 주십시오.
6. VGA
모니터 시그널 케이블을 분리해 주십시오.
전자기로부터 보호하기 위해 전자기로부터 안전한 복장 및 도구를 착용하거나
이용해 주십시오.
구형카드가 시스템에 장착되어 있다면 먼저 구형카드를 시스템에서
분리해 주십시오
카드를 조심스럽게 PCI 확장 슬롯에 장착해 주십시오.
카드에 모니터 케이블을 연결한 후 컴퓨터 본체와 모니터의 전원을
켜주십시오.
.
AGP slot
User’s Guide
User’s Guide
Chapter 2
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8
Installation der Hardware
Schalten Sie
1.
den Computer
richtig geerdet ist (lassen Sie das Netzkabel sowohl am PC als auch an
der Netzsteckdose angeschlossen).
Monitors vom VGA-Anschluß.
2. Entfernen Sie die Abdeckung des PC-Gehäuses. Stellen Sie sicher, dass Sie
sich jedes mal durch Berührung des Metallgehäuses von statischer
Elektrizität befreien, bevor Sie die alte oder neue VGA-Karte anfassen!
3. Remove the old card, if it exists.
4. Grasp the edge or bracket of the card, align your card with an empty AGP
expansion slot and slide it into place.
5. Replace the screw to fasten the card onto the chassis, and replace the
computer chassis cover.
6.
Plug the monitor cable into your card, and then turn on the computer and the
monitor.
aus,
und stellen Sie sicher, dass das Gerät
Trennen Sie jetzt das Signalkabel des
Chapter 3
Chapter 3
Driver Setup
Introduction
This chapter explains how to install AGP VGA card drivers using the VGA Driver
Setup tool that is included in the CD-ROM that came with your AGP VGA card.
DirectX 9.0
1. If an older version of DirectX has been installed in the system, please click
DIRECTX 9.0
on [
2. After reading the license agreement, please click [
] to upgrade to the latest version.
Next >
] to continue.
AGP slot
User’s Guide
User’s Guide
Chapter 3
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10
Chapter 3
3. Please click [Next >] to continue.
4. Please click
[Finish
] to complete the setup process.
Display Drivers Setup
F
or Driver setup in Win98se/ME/2000/XP mode, please follow the steps below.
1. Insert VGA Driver Package CD into CD-ROM driver.
2. Click on [
3. Please click [
Display Drivers
Next >
] to continue.
] to begin driver installations.
User’s Guide
User’s Guide
Chapter 3
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12
4. Please select [Yes] to restart computer now or [No] for restart later, then
Finish
click [
] to complete the installation.
Chapter 4
Chapter 4
In order to open
Control Panel
[
blank Windows® desktop area and choose [
Display Properties
Display Properties
Display Properties
] ->[
window below will show on your screen:
Display properties
window, select from [
Start
]. Otherwise, you may simply right-click the
Properties]
in the pop-up menu. The
] -> [
Settings
] ->
Please click the [Advanced] button to enter the advanced setup for your display
card.
Choose [GeForce FX5900XT] series tab in the pop-up menu to access further
settings on VGA card feature.
User’s Guide
User’s Guide
Chapter 4
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14
nView Display Setup
In order to open Display Properties window, select from [Start] ->[Settings] ->
[Control Panel] -> [Display Properties] to open the submenu. From [Display
Properties
select the various functions of this VGA card.
Please click on nView Display Mode to enter its submenu that allows you to setup
the various nView options.
] -> [
Settings
] -> [
Advanced
GeForce FX5900XT
] -> [
] tab we can
Chapter 4
nView Modes
1)
a)
Single display
Selects the standard, single display mode. Use this mode if you have only one
display device attached to your NVIDIA graphics adapter.
b)
Clone
This mode outputs an exact copy of the primary display on the secondary device.
c)
Horizontal Span
This mode allows you to extend the Windows desktop across two display devices
horizontally. In this mode the two displays combine to form a wide, spanned display
surface, which is useful when viewing items that are wider than a single display.
d)
Vertical Span
This mode allows you to extend the Windows desktop across two display devices
vertically. In this mode the two displays combine to form a tall, spanned display
surface, which is useful when viewing items that are larger than a single display.
Current Display
2)
If more than one device is connected and you have switched to a mode other than the
Standard one, you can select the current display of your choice.
You can also click on the monitor image directly above the display control to select
it as the current display.
Notes:
nView Display Devices select:
First Display
Second Display
Third Display
D-Sub Connector
DVI-I Connector
TV-out
Make this the primary display
3)
Use this option to select which display contains the top left corner of the desktop.
The most obvious effect of this option is that it swaps the positions of the monitor
images.
Disable auto-panning on secondary device (viewport lock)
4)
Turning on this feature locks the current pan position on the secondary clone display.
This lets you effectively freeze the virtual desktop at a certain position, which is
useful for presentations or fine-detailed work in applications.
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