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1. Sun XVR-1000 graphics accelerator supports 10-bit per channel color (30-bit RGB). What does this mean and do existing applications need to be modified? Unlike most other graphics on the market today that support 8-bit per channel (24-bit color for RGB), the Sun XVR-1000 graphics accelerator provides 10-bits per color or 30-bit RGB (38-bit RGBA), which results in higher fidelity color output.Our 30-bit color supports over 1 billion possible colors(2 to the 30th power)! With 24-bit RGB only 16.8 million colors can be displayed. The increased detail provided by 30-bit color delivers 64(2 to the 30th/2 to the 24th) times more information, thereby, providing more accurate imaging, fewer banding effects, and crisper detail. Even better yet. Existing applications do not need to be modified. 2. What are the differences between Sun XVR-1000 graphics accelerator and Sun Elite3D m6 graphics? The following table shows some of the most interesting differences, especially with respect to performance. These benchmark numbers were gathered using a 900-MHz Sun Blade 1000 with 2 GB of memory running the Solaris 8 Operating environment.
3. MCAD is an important part of the 3-D market. Does the Sun XVR-1000 graphics accelerator support MCAD applications? Yes. The Sun XVR-1000 graphics accelerator does support all the major MCAD applications. This product is recommended for any application that involves a large amount of texture mapping computation. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||