AMD 100-505066 Graphics Card Computer Component

The FireGL™ T2-128 raises the bar in the entry-level workstation graphics market. Based on the FGL™ 9600 Visual Processing Unit (GPU) this powerful 128MB accelerator features two geometry engines and four parallel rendering pipelines. The FireGL T2-128 delivers fast geometry processing, realistic rendering, and optimized application performance for developers, CAD engineers and digital content creators.

Whether you’re designing small sub-assemblies or working with larger 3D models, the FireGL T2-128 is the affordable entry level choice for 3D professionals running the leading OpenGL® CAD, AEC and DCC applications under Windows® or Linux® operating systems. All FireGL boards are certified for the leading OpenGL and DirectX 9.0 applications, with full support under Windows and Linux environments.

All advanced graphics features are available across the entire FireGL product line from mobile workstations through high-end systems, and are enabled with a single graphics driver, simplifying system administration within the production environment.

Hardware acceleration of the following:
- Anti-aliased points and lines or full scene anti-aliasing (2X, 4X, 6X)
- 3D lines and triangles
- Stipple points
- Two-sided lighting
- Up to 8 light sources
- Directional and local lighting
- OpenGL overlay planes
- Occlusion culling
- 6 user defined clip planes
- OpenGL polymode functions
- 32-bit (24+8-bit stencil) Z Buffer
- Fast Z and color clears
- Full DX9 vertex shader support with 4 vertex units.

SmartShader™ 2.0
- Programmable pixel and vertex shaders
- 16 textures per pass
- Pixel shaders up to 160 instructions with 32-bit floating point precision for each RGBA component
- Multiple render target support
- Shadow volume rendering acceleration
- High precision 10-bit per channel frame buffer support.

SmoothVision™ 2.0
- 2X/4X/6X anti-aliasing modes
- High performance adaptive algorithm with programmable sample patterns
- 2X/4X/8X/16X anisotropic filtering modes
- Adaptive algorithm with bi-linear (performance) and tri-linear (quality) options.