Asus A9200 SE/T (Radeon 9200SE/T)
SMARTSHADER 2.1 SMOOTHVISION 2.1 FULLSTREAM VIDEOSHADER HYDRAVISION Microsoft DirectX 8.1 and OpenGL support

ATI Radeon 9200 SE VPU

Powered by ATI's Radeon 9200 SE Visual Processing Unit(VPU), the only graphics processor supporting DirectX 8.1 programmable shaders in its class, ASUS Radeon 9200 SE provides outstanding image quality and high performance for immersive gameplay and business. Incorporating various cutting edge technologies such as ATI's SMARTSHADER, SMOOTHVISION, FULLSTREAM and ASUS' GameFace, Radeon 9200 SE is suitable for users who hope to gain maximal graphics capabilities and performance in budget prices.

Chipset Feature

ATI Radeon 9200SE VPU (visual processing unit) SMARTSHADER provides the programmable shader abilities for visual realism anisotropic filtering FULLSTREAM removes blocky artifacts from streaming Internet video high definition video. HYDRAVISION provides multi- monitoring management Microsoft DirectX 8.1 and OpenGL support AGP 8X support

Why ASUS is Better?

SMOOTHVISION generates the sharp and clear images by built- in anti- aliasing and
VIDEOSHADER integrates shader features to provide unprecedented support for digital and
TV- output : High quality TV- output for big screen gaming or presentations. ASUS GameFace: ASUS Game Face provides real- time video/audio communication with your solution.
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comp.unix.bsd.freebsd.misc: Re: ATI drivers from Darwin (OSX) on FreeBSD
Re: ATI drivers from Darwin (OSX) on FreeBSD
Source: http://unix.derkeiler.com/Newsgroups/comp.unix.bsd.freebsd.misc/200502/0886.html
From: Michel Talon (talon_at_lpthe.jussieu.fr) Date: 02/18/05
Date: Fri, 18 Feb 2005 14:03:08 +0000 (UTC)
Keve Nagy <no_spam@poliod.hu> wrote: > >>The 9200SE is a 9200 model, >> >> > > I'm not quite sure what you are implying here. I'm quite aware that the 9200 > > and 9200SE are both the RV280 chipset, thus 9200s. That's what I meant. The > > 9200 is a supported card, both in the kernel DRM module (I compile mine > > into the kernel, actually) and in Xorg with full acceleration. > > Hi Everyone, > As I am just about to buy one of these 9200 based radeon cards and you > have already created a nice discussion about this topic, please allow me > to bring in some related questions: > 1., What is the difference between the 9200 and the 9200SE cards? Here one can apparently only find 9200se. This is the one i have, from http://www.grosbill.com/index2.htm Generic video card ATI Radeon 9200SE 128Mo AGP VGA TV DVI 44.90 euro "Carte graphique Radeon 9200 avec sorties VGA et DVI, livre avec un adaptateur Low Profile" # Processeur Ati Radeon 9200 # Mmoire 128 Mo de DDRSDRAM 166Mhz DDR (333Mhz) # Interface AGP 2X/4X/8X # Connecteur(s) DVI, VGA They have also the following one: ASUS ATI Radeon A9200SETD 128 Mo AGP VGA TV DVI 47.95 euros Re: ATI drivers from Darwin (OSX) on FreeBSD 1
comp.unix.bsd.freebsd.misc: Re: ATI drivers from Darwin (OSX) on FreeBSD The radeon 7000 are around 34 euros at the same place. > 2., Using in an AGP 2X4X slot of my SLOT1 PIII mainboard and a DVI > LCD, can I get any benefits under FreeBSD 5.3R and XORG by replacing my > current Radeon 7000 with a Radeon 9200 based card or it will be all the > same? > I have hard time finding radeon 7000 benchmarks, but one of them seems to say it doesn't have good performance. So it may be that the 9200 offers a better experience, except that you don't have AGP 8X, so who knows? > Thanks, > > Keve > >

Michel TALON