September 1999 · Peripheral
Matrox G400 (1999)
Matrox's gaming 3D flagship, famous for DualHead dual-monitor output.
One desktop could be spanned or cloned across two screens, and bump mapping (EMBM) was supported in Dungeon Keeper 2. Image quality was top-tier but drivers were weak at first.
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Facts
- Date
- September 1999
- Kind
- Peripheral: Graphics card
- Maker or publisher
- Matrox
- Platforms
- DOS, Windows
- Memory
- 16 or 32 MB
- Feature
- DualHead, EMBM
- Bus
- 128-bit
- Connection
- AGP
- Works with
- DOS, Windows
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