Dynamic Pictures V192 B10, TESTED GOOD, Early OpenGL 3D Accel 3Dlabs DEC ZLXp-L1

Appearance: Used
Functionality: Working

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As pictured, a Dynamic Pictures V192. Includes just the pictured board – no other accessories are available. Drivers are available at http://vgamuseum.ru/gpu/dynamic-pictures/dynamic-pictures-v192/. Manual is available at http://manx-docs.org/collections/mds-199909/cd1/sys_opt/pvpciogd.pdf .

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Details from http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~bm/3dcards/3d-cards2.html:

The V192 3D Graphics Accelerator card is the first product in a new generation of workstation-performance Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) graphics acceleration cards for the PC Windows 95/Windows NT desktop market.

Dynamic Pictures was recently responsible for developing the ZLXp-L1 and ZLXp-L2 graphics accelerators for the Alpha AXP workstations from Digital Equipment Corporation. The V192 accelerator card is an almost identical product to the ZLXp-L1.

Features

1280x1024 24-bit Z buffer
1280x1024 24-bit double buffer
16 MB of high-speed VRAM
On-board VGA
Gouraud shading
Overlays and Window ID planes
8-bit alpha buffer
4-bit stencil buffer
Accumulation buffer
Atmospheric effects (i.e. fog, smoke)
Anti-aliasing - points, lines, polygons, and full scenes
Alpha blending
Transparency
Scissor and stipple masking
Stereo Display
Performance

The V192 has application-level graphics performance comparable to SGI's Indigo2/Extreme and the HP Visualizer 24 at a fraction of the price.
200K 3D triangles per second (50 pixels, smooth shaded mesh, Z-buffered)
1.4 million 3D vectors per second
Software Compatibility

100% OpenGL compliant - The V192 3D Graphics Accelerator card comes with OpenGL drivers developed by the industry leaders in OpenGL driver development. Drivers are available for Pentium, MIPS, Alpha AXP and Power PC based systems.
Seamless integration with Windows NT 3.5 or greater.
System Hardware Requirements

PCI-based processor (Pentium, MIPS, Alpha AXP or Power PC).
One available PCI bus-master slot for the V192 card.
Support for on-board VGA, no additional VGA card is required.


Details from http://vgamuseum.ru/gpu/dynamic-pictures/dynamic-pictures-v192/:

Specifications
Bus PCI
Memory 16 MB
Memory type VRAM
Memory bus width
Fab
Core clock
Memory clock
Connectors VGA, Stereo
Year 1995
Initial price
Card is for MIPS platform, but also works on x86. V192 is very similar to ZLXp-L1 graphics accelerator for the Alpha AXP workstations from DEC. Rendering processor supports 2D and 3D rendering of geometric primitives with smooth-shading, z-buffering, transparency, alpha-buffering, stencil-buffering, overlay and window ID planes, and anti-aliasing for points, plines, polygons and full scenes. Graphics memory system includes 24-bit visible frame buffer, 24-bit double buffer, 24-bit z-buffer, 8-bit alpha buffer, 8-bit stencil buffer, and 4 overlay planes. Supported resolutions and frequencies (all in true color mode):
1280x1024 @ 72Hz and 66Hz
1024x768 @ 72Hz and 60Hz
800x600 @ 72Hz and 66Hz
640x480 @ 72Hz
Max theoretical power consumption is claimed at 25W.
OpenGL 1.1 support.