Visiontek GeForce2 Ultra
- Product Type: Game Accelerator Cards
- Released: Q4 2000 NA
- Manufacturer: Visiontek
Release Dates
NA Q4 2000
Guest
Apr 19, 02 10:25pm
G-Force 2 Ultra
It`s a very nice and fast card,at 149.3 frames a second this card is still a nice...
Guest
Mar 03, 01 1:12pm
VisionTek GeForce2 MX 32MB
Nice thing about VisionTek is that they make cards for the big boys, like Gateway,...
cubanazo
Jan 10, 01 5:02pm
Intel Desktop 815EEA Mobo
I just built 13 (yes thirteen) machines for a customer with this Mobo and I must say...
Guest
Jan 06, 01 10:38pm
The Ultimate Card...Even For Tweaking!
Without a doubt, The Geforce2 Ultra video card (by ANY manufacturer) is the best...
KyleY21
Jan 04, 01 1:26pm
VisionTek GeForce 2 GTS
Since most of the NVIDIA cards are based on the same reference designs, there is...
dgrant
Dec 21, 00 8:00am
About the Product
The Visiontek Geforce 2 Ultra is based on nVIDIA's Geforce 2 Ultra chipset, and is combined with the 2nd-generation T&L engine and 64mb SDRAM DDR memory. The card supports AGP 4x/2x, and provides TV out.
Neoseeker Editor's Take
Last April, we saw the release of NVIDIAs Geforce2 GTS. Produced using the 0.18-micron fabrication process, the Geforce2 GTS had a core speed of 200MHz and a memory speed of 166MHz which was up from the 120MHz /150MHz (core/memory) speeds of the original Geforce (which used the 0.22-micron process). The smaller die process reduced power consumption, which reduced the amount of heat it produced, allowing it to reach the higher clock speed. »Read Full Article
Last April, we saw the release of NVIDIAs Geforce2 GTS. Produced using the 0.18-micron fabrication process, the Geforce2 GTS had a core speed of 200MHz and a memory speed of 166MHz which was up from the 120MHz /150MHz (core/memory) speeds of the original Geforce (which used the 0.22-micron process). The smaller die process reduced power consumption, which reduced the amount of heat it produced, allowing it to reach the higher clock speed. »Read Full Article