Dual Number Nine Revolution 3D Ticket to Ride
| Technical details | |
| Name: | Revolution 3D |
| Company: | Number Nine (used by Avid) |
| Chipset: | Dual Ticket to Ride (T2R) at 56 MHz |
| Bus: | PCI |
| RAM: | 2x 8 MB WRAM 50 ns at 97.5 MHz |
| DAC: | 2x IBM Palette DAC 37RGB526CF22 220 MHz |
| Connectors: | VGA, VGA, Meridien III Cactus board connector (not used) |
| PCI-ID: | VENDOR 105D DEVICE 493D |
| FCC-ID: | ? |
| Manufactured: | 1999 |
This dual Number Nine Revolution 3D board is used as display board with the Avid Meridien III Cactus. However it works also as graphics card only. The Intel 21152-AB is a standard PCI-to-PCI-bridge. In Win9x using Number Nines Hawkeye driver there is no support for Dual view and only the first T2R chip can be used but Direct3D acceleration works. In Win2K/XP both cards get detected correctly and can be used like two graphics cards (driver comes with WinXP). I have not tested the NT4 dual monitor driver.
The Philips SAA7146 Multimedia Bridge Scaler is used for the Meridien III when connected.
Revolution 3D performing 3DMark99Max and Final Reality:
Revolution 3D BIOS message:
Number Nine Revolution 3D Driver
VESA Info
Detailed review at Vintage 3D
