Models
| Board Name |
Core Type |
Process | Core (MHz) |
Memory (MHz) |
Pipe Config |
T&L? | Memory Interface |
Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Millennium G200 | Eclipse | 350 nm | 84-90 | 112-120 | 1x1 | N | 64-bit | SGRAM. "SD" model uses SDRAM. "LE" max 8 MB SDRAM. 250 MHz RAMDAC. AGP/PCI |
| Mystique G200 | Eclipse | 350 nm | 84 | 112 | 1x1 | N | 64-bit | SDRAM. 230 MHz RAMDAC. TV out. AGP. |
| Marvel G200 | Eclipse | 350 nm | 84 | 112 | 1x1 | N | 64-bit | SDRAM. 230 MHz RAMDAC. TV in & out. Breakout box for extra I/O. AGP/PCI |
| G200 MMS | Eclipse | 350 nm | 1x1 | N | 64-bit | Quad GPU graphics card for 4 monitor support. Some have TV input. PCI | ||
| Millennium G200A | Calao | 250 nm | 84 | 112 | 1x1 | N | 64-bit | Die-shrink G200. "LE" max 8 MB SDRAM. 250 MHz RAMDAC. No heatsink. Power Consumption 4 Watts. AGP/PCI |
| Millennium G250 | Calao | 250 nm | 96 | 128 | 1x1 | N | 64-bit | overclocked G200A, OEM-only. |
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