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3D Rage IIC AGP

Rage 2 3D Rage Series Gaming Desktop SDR 1997

Key Metrics

Launch Date: 1997-04-01
Memory: 4 MB SDR
Memory Bandwidth: 0.664 GB/s
Interface: AGP 2x
Process Node: UMC 500 nm
Bus Width: 64-bit

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Identity
Entry Type	Reference GPU
Official Name	ATI 3D Rage IIC AGP
Architecture	Rage 2
Launch Date	1997-04-01
Core Specs
GPU Die	Rage IIC
Process Node	UMC 500 nm
Transistor Count	0.01 billion
Die Size	39 mm²
TMUs	1
ROPs	1
Base Clock	60 MHz
Boost Clock	60 MHz
Pixel Fillrate	0.06 GP/s
Texture Fillrate	0.06 GT/s
Memory
Memory Size	4 MB
Memory Type	SDR
Memory Bus Width	64-bit
Memory Clock	83 MHz
Memory Bandwidth	0.664 GB/s
Board and Display
Recommended PSU	200 W
Interface	AGP 2x
Display Outputs	1x VGA
Slot Width	Single-slot
Software
DirectX Support	DirectX 5.0

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Close-up of an ATI Rage IIC AGP chip — GPU package: ATI Rage IIC AGP chip. This is a GPU package close-up; it does not show a board or prove the Wiki 4 MB SDR memory, AGP 2x operation, or clocks. The photographed example is identified on its exact Commons file page.View original file page

Reviews1 review

Articlevintage3d.org

3D Rage II family review (DVD, VT4, IIc)

Retrospective technical review covering the 3D Rage II family, including the DVD and IIC variants.

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Photo: ATI Rage IIC AGP chip (GPU package)Creator: Eastwind41Credit: Eastwind41 / Wikimedia CommonsTitle: ATI RAGE-IIC AGPLicense: Public domainSource claim: Commons credits Eastwind41 and states a creator public domain dedication for this exact file.Modified: Original dimensions retained and JPEG recompressed; no crop.Board identity: The photographed example is identified on its exact Commons file page.Configuration: This is a GPU package close-up; it does not show a board or prove the Wiki 4 MB SDR memory, AGP 2x operation, or clocks.Original file page