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Two New Graphics Cards from S/U/M/A. [04/19/2002 10:40 PM]
by Anna Filatova
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The South Korean company S/U/M/A/ announced that they started shipping to distributors their NVIDIA GeForce4 MX460 based graphics cards. Here they are:
  • S/U/M/A/ Platinum GeForce4 MX460. The chip works at 300MHz, the memory (64KB DDR SDRAM) - at 550MHz (Samsung 3.6ns chips). The package contains a user’s manual, Quick Installation Guide and a CD-ROM with driver, DEMO and other utilities.
  • S/U/M/A/ Platinum GeForce4 MX460 SE (Special Edition). The chip of this graphics card also works at 300MHz, and the memory (64MB DDR SDRAM, Samsung 3.6ns chips) – at 550MHz. The card boasts VIVO (Video-In-Video-Out) and a DVI-I Out. The package contains a "9-pin -> S-Video-Out, S-Video-In, RCA-Out, RCA-In" cable, user’s manual, Quick Installation Guide and a CD-ROM with driver, DEMO and other utilities.
Both cards should start retailing next week.
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