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ATI Fire GL2 Graphics Accelerator
ATI Fire GL3 Graphics Accelerator
ATI Fire GL4 Graphics Accelerator
ATI Fire GL4s Graphics Accelerator
ATI Fire GL Video Driver for
Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000
Release 05.2002
Windows NT 4.0 Driver Version 4.10.1381.2088
Windows 2000 Driver Version 5.12.2195.2088
Windows XP Driver Version 6.12.10.2088
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Please read the entire contents of this document. Information in this file may not appear in printed documentation or online help.

NOTES: (1) The term 'Fire GL' used in this document refers to the following graphics accelerators: Fire GL2, Fire GL3, Fire GL4, Fire GL4s
(2) Fire GL4s provides only one monitor connector, Fire GL4 has two monitor connectors 

This READ-ME file contains the following information:

1. GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1 Installing the Fire GL Graphics Accelerator

2. INSTALLING THE Fire GL VIDEO DRIVER
2.1 Installing the Fire GL Video Driver with the ATI Fire GL CD
2.2 Installing Fire GL Video Drivers downloaded from the ATI Fire GL Website 

3. CHANGING THE VIDEO SETTINGS
3.1 Setting the Resolution and Refresh Rate
3.2 Setting a DualScreen Configuration (Fire GL3 and Fire GL4)
3.3 Selecting your Monitor
3.4 Adjusting the Monitor's Display
3.5 Using Advanced Settings

4. UNINSTALLING THE Fire GL VIDEO DRIVER

5. CONFIGURATION FEATURES AND INFORMATION
5.1 ATI Information Dialog
5.2 ATI Configuration Menu (for experienced users only!)

6. SERVICE, SUPPORT, AND SOFTWARE UPGRADES

7. SUPPORTED RESOLUTIONS, COLOR DEPTHS, AND REFRESH RATES

8. ENHANCEMENTS & KNOWN LIMITATIONS

1. GENERAL INFORMATION
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1.1 Installing the Fire GL Graphics Accelerator
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Refer to the User's Guide of your computer to install the Fire GL Graphics Accelerator in your system. 

NOTES:(1) The bracket of the Fire GL3/Fire GL4/Fire GL4s also covers the expansion slot next to the AGP slot. 
(2) If you want to install the Fire GL card to replace your existing graphics solution it may be helpful to set your display driver to standard VGA (Windows NT4.0 only) before you shut down your PC and remove a previously installed card.
(3) Fire GL2: You may connect only one monitor, either
- analog VGA (to the VGA connector), or
- digital CRT / DFP (to the DVI-D connector)
to the Fire GL2. The Fire GL2 does not support two monitors connected to one card.
Fire GL3/Fire GL4: You may connect two monitors to the DVI-I connectors of the Fire GL3/Fire GL4
- analog VGA monitors via the provided DVI-to-VGA adapters, or
- digital CRT / DFP monitors directly 
If you connect only one monitor, make sure to connect it to the DVI connector '1' on the card. 
(4) The drivers are designed exclusively to support the Fire GL Graphics Accelerators with the Windows NT 4.0/Windows 2000 operating system. The drivers DO NOT SUPPORT any other type or brand of graphics card or operating system. 

2. INSTALLING THE Fire GL VIDEO DRIVER
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You need to install the basic driver software for Windows NT/Windows 2000 
- if you install the card to your system 
- if you are re-installing or upgrading the operating system.

IMPORTANT: You must have Microsoft Windows NT w/Service Pack 5 or Windows 2000 installed prior to installing the Fire GL drivers. The Service Pack is available from Microsoft's web page, www.microsoft.com. To install or uninstall the Fire GL drivers,  you need administrator rights or you must be logged on as a  user with administrator rights under Windows NT and Windows 2000.

NOTE: Before installing the Fire GL video driver, please close all open application programs and disable any anti-virus software that is running on your computer until the driver installation is complete!

2.1 Installing the Fire GL Video Driver with the ATI Fire GL CD
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Note for Windows 2000: When the 'Found New Hardware Wizard' comes up, click 'Cancel.' When the 'System Settings Change' windows asks you to restart your computer, click 'No.' 

1. Click the 'Start' button in the task bar, click 'Run' and then select 'Start.exe' from the root directory of the ATI FIre GL CD. 

2. Click 'Start Installation'.

3. Click the button corresponding to the type of installation you want. If you select 'Custom', a list of software components will be displayed. 
Select the check boxes to specify the components you want to install.

4. Click 'Next' to continue the installation.

5. When the ATI Fire GL Install dialog displays the components to be installed click on 'Next'. (Depending on which components you chose different windows might appear. Click on the corresponding buttons to continue with the installation.) 

6. When the 'INSTALLATION COMPLETE' message appears click 'Finished'. 
This will restart your computer.
Note for Windows 2000: After Windows 2000 reboots, the 'Found New  Hardware' message displays. The 'Digital Signature Not Found' dialog prompts you 'Do you want to continue the installation?'. Click 'Yes' to install and start the drivers. 

7. Click Start > Settings > Control Panel > Display > Settings, or right-click on the Windows desktop, and select 'Properties' and 'Settings'.

8. Set the resolution and (NT4.0) refresh rate that best suit your requirements and your monitor's performance.
NOTE: For a multimonitor configuration in Windows 2000 first click on the monitor icon that corresponds to the graphics accelerator you want to set.

9. Click OK.

!!!WARNING!!!
Selecting a resolution or refresh rate that your monitor does not support can permanently damage the monitor.
Check the documentation of your monitor and make sure that the monitor supports the selected resolution and refresh rate.

2.2 Installing Fire GL Video Drivers  downloaded from the ATI Fire GL Website
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IMPORTANT: You must have Microsoft Windows NT w/Service Pack 5 or Windows 2000 installed prior to installing the Fire GL drivers.
The Service Pack is available from Microsoft's web page, www.microsoft.com.

To install the video drivers: run the executable (*.exe) file that came with the download and follow the instructions on the screen.

3. CHANGING THE VIDEO SETTINGS
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The following dialogs in the 'Diplay Properties' menu allow setting and adjusting the video settings to suit your requirements best.

Windows NT 4.0
Settings: set resolution and display refresh rates 
ATI Monitor: choose monitors 
ATI DualScreen (Fire GL3 and Fire GL4): enable two-monitor display modes
ATI Adjustment: adjust the monitor's display
ATI Advanced Settings: enable offscreen rendering, stereo glasses, fullscene antialiasing, autostereoscopic 3D display 

Windows 2000
Settings: set resolution
Settings/Advanced/(Windows)Monitor: choose monitors and display refresh rates 
Settings/Advanced/ATI Monitor: choose monitors (for two-monitor display modes only) 
Settings/Advanced/ATI DualScreen (Fire GL3 and Fire GL4): enable two-monitor display modes
Settings/Advanced/ATI Adjustment: adjust the monitor's display
Settings/Advanced/ATI Advanced Settings: enable offscreen rendering, stereo glasses, fullscene antialiasing, autostereoscopic 3D display, 

To access the 'Diplay Properties' menu:

1. Start Windows NT 4.0. / Windows 2000

2. After Windows has finished starting, click on the START button, select 'Settings,' and then click on 'Control Panel.'

3. Double-click on the 'Display' icon. The 'Display Properties' window appears.

Note: You can also display the 'Display Properties' window by right-clicking the Windows Desktop background and then selecting the 'Properties' option from the pop-up menu.

3.1 Setting the Resolution and Refresh Rate
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Windows NT 4.0
Select the 'Settings' dialog in the 'Display Properties' window.

Set the resolution (Desktop Area) and Refresh Frequeny that best suit your requirements and your monitor's performance. 
Fire GL3 / Fire GL4: The refresh rate setting always applies to both monitors, if you have two monitors connected to the card.

Windows 2000
Select the 'Settings' dialog in the 'Display Properties' window.

Set the resolution (screen area) that best suit your requirements and your monitor's performance.

Select the 'Windows Monitor' dialog via Display Properties > Settings > Advanced > (Windows)Monitor.

In the 'Monitor Settings' section set the refresh rate for the monitor connected to the Fire GL.
Fire GL3 and Fire GL4: The refresh rate setting always applies to both monitors, if you have two monitors connected to the Fire GL3 or Fire GL4.

Refer to your Windows 2000 online help and documentation for further information on using the 'Settings' dialog.

NOTES: (1) Check the documentation of your monitor and make sure it supports the resolution/refresh rate setting.
(2) Fire GL3 and Fire GL4: Use the 'ATI DualScreen' dialog (see 3.2) to enable two-monitor display modes
(3) Use the 'ATI Adjustment' dialog (see 3.4) to adapt the display of the monitor connected to the Fire GL Graphics Accelerator in your system.
(4) To operate stereo glasses always select a refresh rate of 120 Hz. Also,  enable 'Quad Buffer Stereo' in the 'ATI Advanced Settings' dialog (see 3.5).

3.2 Setting a DualScreen Configuration (Fire GL3 and Fire GL4)
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1. Windows NT 4.0: Select the 'ATI DualScreen' dialog in the 'Display Properties' window.
Windows 2000: Select the DualScreen dialog via Display Properties > Settings > Advanced > ATI DualScreen.
Refer to the context sensitive online help for more information on setting up your 'ATI DualScreen' configuration.

2. Select 'Enable two-monitor modes' to enable screen resolutions for a  two-monitor configuration in the 'Settings dialog'. Deselecting this option will allow single-monitor resolutions only.
NOTES: (1) Click on a monitor icon in the DualScreen dialog to identify the corresponding monitor. For example, if you click on the right monitor icon in the 'ATI DualScreen' dialog, your second (right) monitor will display a '2'.
(2) Windows 2000 only: 'Enable two-monitor modes' automatically deselects the checkbox option 'Hide modes that this monitor cannot display' in the 'Display Properties\Settings\Advanced\(Windows)Monitor' dialog. If you manually tick this checkbox again, DualScreen resolutions are no longer available.

3. Select the 'Window Placement' settings:
'Fullscreen' - Select if you want a full screen window displayed 
'On all' monitors, or only on the 'Current monitor' - that is the monitor where your mouse cursor currently is.
'Windows' - Select how you want to display sizeable windows that normally appear in the middle of the screen: 'Unchanged', or 'Move'd fully to that monitor where the top left corner of the window is.
'Reports' - Select a monitor where you want to display Windows messages that normally display in the middle of the screen. This keeps the screen area of the other monitor free for your work. You may alternatively opt  for displaying the reports 'Unchanged'.

4. Click the 'Apply' or 'OK' button to enable your DualScreen settings.

5. Select the 'Settings' dialog in the 'Display Properties' window.

6. Select a two-monitor resolution - that is twice a horizontal single-monitor resolution. For example, 1024x768 in single-monitor mode corresponds to 2048x768 in two-monitor mode.

3.3 Selecting your Monitor
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NOTES: (1) Fire GL2 and Fire GL4s: The 'ATI Monitor' dialog is available only in Windows NT 4.0.
(2) Fire GL3 and Fire GL4: In Windows 2000 the 'ATI Monitor' dialog is only active if you have two-monitor modes enabled via the 'ATI  DualScreen' dialog (see 3.2). 
(3) To operate a "Dresden 3D Display" enable "D4D" in the 'ATI Advanced Settings' dialog (see 3.5).

Select the 'ATI Monitor' dialog in the 'Display Properties' window.
(Fire GL3/GL4/Windows 2000: via Display Properties > Settings > Advanced > ATI Monitor)
For the Fire GL Graphics Accelerator in your system you can customize the settings of the connected monitor.
You can find more information on setting up the monitor in the context sensitive online help.

A. Set the desired operation mode for the selected monitor:

Custom Modes
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Use resolution and refresh rates for this monitor as specified in the 'Settings' dialog in 'Display Properties.'
This option allows to fully exploit the resolution/refresh rate capabilities of the video chip.

Warning!
Selecting a resolution or refresh rate that your monitor does not support can permanently damage the monitor.

Check the documentation of your monitor and make sure that the monitor supports the selected resolution and refresh rate. 

Select from list
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Use resolution/refresh rate settings optimized for your specific monitor.

Select your monitor from the displayed monitor list. 
To select your monitor, scroll to the manufacturer of your monitor and highlight the manufacturer in the list. Click on the '+' sign and select your monitor.

A list on the right menu panel displays resolutions and - for each resolution - the maximum refresh rate, as supported by the selected monitor. If the current video mode (specified in the 'Settings' dialog) is not supported by the selected monitor, the resolution/refresh rate setting will be automatically reduced.

The 'Maximum Vertical Frequency' section displays the maximum refresh rate supported by the monitor for each resolution.

Click the 'Apply' or 'OK' button to enable your monitor selection.

If the list does not display your monitor type and you have a disk from the monitor manufacturer, use the 'Have Disk' button to import the monitor information to the internal monitor list. 
Click the 'Have Disk' button, insert the disk, and select the  directory or file containing information about your monitor.
Then select your monitor and click the 'Apply' or 'OK' button.

Note: Click the 'Display Fire GL Monitor List' button to switch the displayed monitor list back from the manufacturer's disk to the internal monitor list.

DDC Monitor
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Select this option and click the 'Apply' or 'OK' button if you want the driver to automatically decode the monitor's DDC information on each reboot/NT 4.0 start. 
To detect a new DDC monitor immediately, click the 'Detect now' button. An error message will be displayed if the connected monitor  does not support DDC.

B. Click the 'Apply' or 'OK' button to enable your monitor settings.

3.4 Adjusting the Monitor's Display
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Select the 'ATI Adjustment' dialog in the 'Display Properties' window.
(Windows 2000: via Display Properties > Settings > Advanced > ATI Adjustment).
For the Fire GL Graphics Accelerator in your system you can  adjust the display of the connected monitor. You can find more information on adjusting the monitors' display in the context sensitive online help.

A. Monitor Tuning

With the buttons in the 'Move' and 'Size' sections you can tune the position and size of the monitor's display for the indicated resolution and refresh rate.
NOTE: Use the hardware setting controls on your monitor, if available, to adjust your display size or position - instead of the software controls in 'Adjustment - Monitor Tuning.' Check the documentation of your monitor for information on your monitor's hardware controls.
NOTE: Resizing the display slightly changes the actual refresh rate.
If you operate a fixed-frequency monitor check the documentation of your monitor for information on refresh rate tolerances. 

Sync Polarity: If you do not get a satisfactory display with the default sync polarity setting for the current resolution, you may try and change the settings.

Undo: Click this button to undo the last change you made (i.e. when you clicked 'Apply').

Default: Click this button to set the 'Monitor Tuning' to the manufacturer's default settings. 

NOTES:

Press the ESC key on your keyboard to undo the changes if your monitor has lost synchronization.

If you change the resolution (in 'Settings') and/or the refresh rate (in 'Monitor'), you may need to re-adjust the monitor's display.

B. 'Gamma Correction': Adjust the montior's gamma correction for optimal brightness with the red, green and blue slider bars.

When these sliders are changed the gamma correction table modifies each pixel's color value. The brightness produced at the face of the display is proportional to the input voltage raised to the power gamma. This nonlinearity must be compensated to achieve correct reproduction of the image's brightness. The effect of display gamma is to darken the midtones relative to the dark and light regions. The gamma correction adjustment affects the entire screen display. The possible setting range is 0.3 - 4.0. The default setting is 1.0.

With 'Link sliders' selected, the three sliders move together as you drag any individual slider. With the check box unchecked, you can  adjust colors individually by dragging the applicable slider.
Click the '>1<' button - for each color - to set the gamma correction to the default value of 1.0.

C. Click the 'Apply' or 'OK' button to enable your adjustment settings.

3.5 Using Advanced Settings
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Select the 'ATI Advanced Settings' dialog in the 'Display Properties'  window. (Windows 2000: via Display Properties > Settings > Advanced > ATI Advanced Settings.
You can enable offscreen rendering, fullscene antialiasing, the operation of stereo glasses, or the operation of a flat autostereoscopic 3D display. 
You can find more information on using the 'ATI Advanced Settings' in the context sensitive online help.

Enable Offscreen Rendering (PBuffer)
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Check this option to use rendering into off-screen pbuffer instead of  on-screen rendering.

Enable Quad Buffer Stereo
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Check this option to operate stereo glasses. 
NOTES: Using this option requires stereo shutter glasses connected to the stereo connector of your card.
You cannot use this option together with "Fullscene Antialiasing" or "D4D".
Set the screen refresh rate to 120 Hz via the 'Settings' dialog.

Enable Sync Control Extension
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Check this option for precise synchronization control of graphics and streaming video or audio. Applications with real-time rendering requirements need synchronization of events on the graphics card (such as vertical  retrace) and other parts of the system. 

Enable Fullscene Antialiasing (Fire GL3, Fire GL4, Fire GL4s)
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Check this option for improved image quality if your application supports this feature.
- Oversampling Quality: Move the slider to optimize the oversampling quality.
NOTE: Increasing the oversampling quality may reduce the performance 
- Force Fullscene Antialiasing: Check this option to use  'Fullscene Antialiasing' also for OGL applications that do not support this feature' 
NOTES: Forcing Fullscene Antialiasing may reduce the performance.
You cannot use this option together with "Quad Buffer Stereo".

Enable D4D (Fire GL3, Fire GL4, Fire GL4s)
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Check this option if you operate a flat autostereoscopic 3D display. 
NOTES: You need a "Dresden 3D Display" monitor to use this option.
You cannot use this option together with "Quad Buffer Stereo." 

Allow additional Video Modes
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Check this option to enable special display modes; e.g. 48 Hz modes.

4. UNINSTALLING THE Fire GL VIDEO DRIVER
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This section describes how to properly remove the Fire GL  software from your system should you need to do so. 

NOTE: Before removing the Fire GL video driver, please close all open application programs and disable any anti-virus software that is running on your computer until the driver de-installation is complete!
To install or uninstall the Fire GL drivers, you need  administrator rights or you must be logged on as a user with administrator rights under Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000.

1. From the 'Start' menu, go to Start > Programs > ATI Fire GL, then click 'ATI Fire GL Install/Uninstall Utility'.
The 'ATI Fire GL Install' dialog appears.

2. Click 'Remove the product'.
Note: Make sure that only those components are selected that you want to remove now. (Click 'Back' and 'Add/Remove components' to select specific software components for removal.)
Then click 'Next.'

3. Click 'Next' to remove the software and shut down your computer.

5. CONFIGURATION FEATURES AND INFORMATION
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5.1 ATI Information Dialog
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Check the 'ATI Information' dialog in the 'Diplay Properties' window (Windows 2000: via Display Properties > Settings > Advanced > ATI Information) for detailed hardware and driver information on your Fire GL card. These data may be helpful when contacting TechSupport.

You can display the 'ATI Information' dialog by right-clicking the Windows Desktop background and then selecting the 'Properties' option from the pop-up menu.
Windows Nt 4.0: Select the 'ATI Information' tab.
Windows 2000: Click 'Settings' > 'Advanced' and select the 'ATI Information' tab.

5.2 ATI Configuration Menu (for experienced users only!)
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If you experience problems with your application, or if you want to try to optimize the performance of your system on specific applications, you may modify the configuration settings.

Select the 'ATI Configuration' dialog in the 'Display Properties' window.
(Windows 2000: via Display Properties > Settings > Advanced > ATI Configuration) 
You can find more information on the settings in the ' ATI Configuration' dialog in the context sensitive online help.

You can display the 'ATI Configuration' dialog by right-clicking the Windows Desktop background and then selecting the 'Properties' option from the pop-up menu.
Windows Nt 4.0: Select the 'ATI Configuration' tab.
Windows 2000: Click 'Settings' > 'Advanced' and select the 'ATI Configuration' tab.

1. Activating a configuration profile: For some of the most popular applications the optimal configuration profile is factory-set by default.
Select the application from the list in the 'Configuration Profiles' section. This will change the necessary Windows registry settings. 
Click 'Apply' and if prompted, restart Windows.

2. Adding a new configuration profile: Click the 'Add' button in the 'Configuration Profiles' section and enter the new application for which you want to set the configuration parameters.

3. Modifying the configuration parameters: To change the configuration settings of a specific application, for example, CATIA, select the application from the list in the 'Configuration Profiles' section and click the 'Modify' button. To remove the selected configuration profile completely, click the 'Delete' button.

4. If you add or modify an application profile, select or clear the checkboxes in the 'Settings' section according to your requirements:

Overlay Planes

8-Bit double-buffered
Use 8 bits of each 32-bit frame buffer pixel as double-buffered overlay planes.

8-Bit single-buffered
Use 8 bits of each 32-bit frame buffer pixel as single-buffered overlay planes.

Force copy swap
Force blit copy from back to front buffer. 

Wait for vertical retrace
Buffer swap 'synched' to vertical retrace. This improves the picture quality but reduces the view performance in, for example, benchmark testing.

5. Click the 'Apply' or 'OK' button to enable your 'ATI Configuration' settings.

6. SERVICE, SUPPORT, AND SOFTWARE UPGRADES
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Technical support for the installation and configuration of  ATI Fire GL Professional Graphics Accelerators, as well as  software updates or optional software packages, are available in the Internet at http://www.ati.com/support 

7. SUPPORTED RESOLUTIONS, COLOR DEPTHS, AND REFRESH RATES
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The resolutions and refresh rates supported by the Fire GL are dependent on the monitor that is selected. 
Windows NT 4.0 only: To display the resolutions that are supported and the maximum vertical refresh rate for each of your monitors, refer to the 'ATI Monitor' dialog in the 'Display Properties'  window. You can display the 'ATI Monitor' dialog by right-clicking  the Windows desktop and selecting 'Properties' and then selecting the 'ATI Monitor' tab.

The Fire GL accelerators support only TrueColor, 32-bit  (24 color, 8 alpha) modes. 
There is no support for 8-bit or 16-bit modes.

The table below is showing screen resolution, pixel size, horizontal line rate and refresh rate for all modes supported under the MS Windows NT4.0 / Windows 2000 operating system, all modes are providing full screen double buffering using the OpenGL API.

Resolution

Color 
Bits

Alpha
Bits

Line Frequency
(kHz)

Refresh Rate
(Hz)

640x480 24 31.5, 37.5, 43.3, 56.9
Stereo only 61.8
60, 75, 85, 100
120 
800x600 24 8 37.7, 46.9, 54.1, 63.9
Stereo only 77.2
60, 75, 85, 100
120
1024x768 24 8 48.4, 60.0, 68.7, 80.9 
Stereo only 98.8
60, 75, 85, 100
120
1152x864  24 8 53.7, 67.7, 77.1, 93.1 60, 75, 85, 100
1280x960  24 8 60.0, 75.2, 85.9, 101.7 60, 75, 85, 100
1280x1024 24 8 63.8, 79.8 91.1, 107.0
Stereo only 131.6
50, 60, 75, 85, 100
120
1600x1000 24 8 62.10, 79.4, 89.3 60, 76, 85 
1600x1024  24 8 63.6, 81.3, 91.4  60, 76, 85
1600x1200 24 8 75.0, 93.8, 106.3 60, 75, 85
1792x1344 24  8 83.6 60
1920x1200 24  8 74.5, 94.0, 95.0 60, 75, 76

DualScreen Resolutions (Fire GL3 and Fire GL4)

2048x768 24 8 48.4, 60.0, 68.7 60, 75, 85
2304x864 24 8 53.7, 67.7, 77.1 60, 75, 85
2560x960 24 8 60.0, 75.2 60, 75
2560x1024 24 8 63.8, 79.8 60, 75
3200x1024 24 8 63.6  60
3200x1200 24 8 61.8 50

8. ENHANCEMENTS & KNOWN LIMITATIONS
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2054
- New Display Properties TAB is added (Advance Settings). FullScene AA (Fire GL3 only) , Stereo and P-Buffer support could be switched ON / OFF without any profile.
- Alias|WaveFront Maya hang-up issue.
- Alias|WaveFront Studio Tools hang-up issue.
- Alias|WaveFront Studio Tools pull down menu issue.
- ESPRi wrong Z-buffer issue.

2056
- GLDEMO wrong color issue.
- Blue screen, CTRL + Print Screen and paste in Paint application (2054 opened this issue. 2053 has no problem)
- Fire GL3 , Display mode list is not updated after switching dual screen modes on.
- CATIA blue screen with huge model.

- OpenGL version string is changed. It shows CPU specific information.

2060
- Display list optimizations.
- UG, UI Windows leave an imprint on a view when another view is updated. 
- Alias|Wavefront Studio Tools 9.x, pick box will only appear. with every second mouse click.
- Stereo output is not working correctly.
- 3Dstudio Max doesn?t draw anything under Win2K (Fire GL3 only)
- New check box is added in to Advance Settings tab to enable/disable WGL_OML_sync_control extension.
- WGL_ARB_buffer_region extension is added.
- DrawPixel speed with zoom optimizations.
- Alias|Wavefront MAYA back face culling issue.

2062
- P4 optimizations (Catia 25 % , DX 10%)
- Web site, www.chosun.co.kr, with internet explorer 5.0 or 5.5, the whole browser screen has vertical lines.
- 3DStudio MAX version 4.0 Custom Driver added.
- When closing the dof.exe and accanti.exe redbook example programs by selecting the close icon on the openGL window. The error is instruction at 0x77f64d8a referenced memory at 0x201d000d. 

2064
- Performance optimizations.

2066
- SolidWorks 2001 performance issue.
- P-Buffer size is increased.

2078
- SolidWorks2001i, previous image is left when Extrude by the Shading Preview.
- UG screen corruption when transition effects is on (W2K only)
- Blue screen maximizing / minimizing open windows when transition effects is ON (W2K only)
- SolidEdge wrong lighting.
- New Serverworks chipset support is added to NT 4.0 driver.
- MAYA wrong color issue.
- Resolution enhancement for FSAA support (GL3/GL4).
- 3D- Pipes screensaver corruption ( NT4 only )
- RUNDLL error message box at boot up.
- 3D Maze 3D Pipes screensaver corruption ( W2K only )
- Long W2K boot up time, when >= 1GB installed on some systems. 
- Viewperf rashes with system 1.5+ GB physical memory.
- Gambit (Fluent) Driver shades the object white instead of Gray.
- Inventor crashes in Inventor after opening a dialog window.
- Softimage 3D When hitting top or right perspective viewport; text gets more bold and corrupted.
- Dual screen: IE5 window is flashing when user switches full screen mode (F11) (GL3/GL4).
- New checkbox is added to Advance Setting TAB to enable additional display modes.
- FireGL Monitor Tab is now invisible in single screen mode (GL3/GL4, W2K only)
- Solidworks 2001 SwapHint issue.
- UniGraphics upon zooming/panning in a drafting view in certain area crashes.
- SI|3D application error.
- 3D Text Screen saver application error.
- SolidEdge crash.
- 3DS MAX performance issue in track bar display.
- Transfer Speed information is added to Information panel (PCI/ AGP 1x/2x/4x)
- 2304 x 1440 @ 60Hz mode is added in extended mode list.
- 2048x1536 @ 60Hz mode is added to generic mode list.
- XP RC1 crashes.
- SDRC I-DEAS 7.0 does not start on dual CPU systems (GL3/GL4)
- HyperMesh application error.
- Adjustment bar is added to Advance Setting to control P-Buffer size. Max P-Buffer is extended to 2Kx1K.
- Softimage 3D crashes in texture shade view mode.

2080
- Mode 1920x1080 added if additional modes are enabled
- CATIA V5 stereo issue if magnifier is displayed
- CATIA V5 stereo issue remaining option menu parts
- Ideas 8 out of memory issue
- Power managment state ON->STANDBY->HIBERNATE gives W2K error message
- Fix for AGP 4x on AMD chipset motherboards, FireGL 2. Requires BIOS 1.24 or later.

2082
- IDEAS 7 crashes when Exceed is closed before application.
- AutoCAD 2002 has broken textures.
- AutoDesk Inventor crashes.
- Ghost of MicroCADAM Helix pull-down remains on.
- Solidedge V10 shows circle trail.
- Solidedge V10 shows corrupted text when menu dropped.
- Solidedge V10 random crashes..
- Solidedge V8 shows two error and then crashes.
- ESRI ArcView gives segmentation error doing 3D vector display.
- Windows Commander wrong background
- Fix for AGP 4x on Dual AMD chipset motherboards, FireGL 4. Requires BIOS 1.25 or later.
- Add following modes: 1280x1024 @ 90Hz, 96Hz, 100Hz, 108Hz

2084
- I-DEAS 7 doesn’t start on DUAL CPU system under NT 4.0 Japanese.
- Spacevison application hang issue
- AutoDesk’s Mechanical Desktop refresh issue.
- FreeForm doesn’t render correct in Fit Colors mode.
- AutoDesk’s Inventor high memory usage problem.
- Thinkdesign menu left over issue.

2086
- Mouse cursor gets corrupted with MS Net Meeting after connecting to any other user.
- Line around sphere drawn incorrectly in CADCEUS application .
- Model shaded incorrectly in COSMOS application
- AutoDesk Mechanical Desktop (MDT) is not get refreshed after other window covers MDT window.
- UG V18.0.2.1. aborts middle of macro playback.
- Solid Edge V10 hangs up when model zoomed-in and panned out of window.

2088
- I-DEAS 7 doesn’t start on DUAL CPU system under NT 4.0 Japanese Language.
- Spacevison application hang issue.
- AutoDesk’s Mechanical Desktop refresh issue.
- FreeForm doesn’t render correct in Fit Colors mode.
- AutoDesk Inventor high memory usage problem.
- Thinkdesign menu left over issue.
- Mouse cursor gets corrupted with MS Net Meeting after connecting to any other user.
- Line around sphere drawn incorrectly in CADCEUS application .
- Model shaded incorrectly in COSMOS application
- AutoDesk Mechanical Desktop (MDT) does not get refreshed after other window covers MDT window.
- UG V18.0.2.1. aborts middle of macro playback.
- Solid Edge V10 hangs up when model zoomed-in and panned out of window.
- IGRIP Demo, system crash using Print Screen key
- Some parts of slide show of Lotus Freelance are displayed as black
- Text is corrupted in file list with large directories 
- Following modes are added (ext. modes):
1848x768x32 @56
2048x856x32 @54
2048x910x32 @47
2304x960x32 @45
2304x1024x32 @41
2400x1024x32 @48

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