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<strong>Declaration</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Conformity</strong>We, Manufacturer/Importer(full address)G.B.T. Technology Träding GMbHAusschlager Weg 41, 1F, 20537 Hamburg, Germanydeclare that the product( description <strong>of</strong> the apparatus, system, installation to which it refers)VGA CardGV-R98P128Dis in conformity with(reference to the specification under which conformity is declared)in accordance with 89/336 EEC-EMC Directive EN 55011Limits and methods <strong>of</strong> measurement<strong>of</strong> radio disturbance characteristics <strong>of</strong>industrial,scientific and medical (ISMhigh frequency equipment EN 61000-3-2* EN 60555-2Disturbances in supply systems causeby household appliances and similarelectrical equipment “Harmonics” EN 55013Limits and methods <strong>of</strong> measurement<strong>of</strong> radio disturbance characteristics <strong>of</strong>broadcast receivers and associatedequipment EN 61000-3-3* EN 60555-3Disturbances in supply systems causeby household appliances and similarelectrical equipment “Voltage fluctuations” EN 55014 EN 55015Limits and methods <strong>of</strong> measurement<strong>of</strong> radio disturbance characteristics <strong>of</strong>household electrical appliances,portable tools and similar electricalapparatusLimits and methods <strong>of</strong> measurement<strong>of</strong> radio disturbance characteristics <strong>of</strong>fluorescent lamps and luminaries EN 50081-1 Generic emission standard Part 1:Residual commercial and light industry EN 50082-1 Generic immunity standard Part 1:Residual commercial and light industry EN 55081-2Generic emission standard Part 2:Industrial environment EN 55020Immunity from radio interference <strong>of</strong>broadcast receivers and associatedequipment EN 55082-2Generic emission standard Part 2:Industrial environment EN 55022Limits and methods <strong>of</strong> measurement<strong>of</strong> radio disturbance characteristics <strong>of</strong>information technology equipment ENV 55104lmmunity requirements for householdappliances tools and similar apparatus DIN VDE 0855 part 10 part 12Cabled distribution systems; Equipmentfor receiving and/or distribution fromsound and television signals EN50091-2EMC requirements for uninterruptiblepower systems (UPS) CE marking EN 60065(EC conformity marking)The manufacturer also declares the conformity <strong>of</strong> above mentioned productwith the actual required safety standards in accordance with LVD 73/23 EECSafety requirements for mains operatedelectronic and related apparatus forhousehold and similar general use EN 60950Safety for information technology equipmentincluding electrical bussiness equipment EN 60335Safety <strong>of</strong> household and similarelectrical appliances EN 50091-1General and Safety requirements foruninterruptible power systems (UPS)Manufacturer/Importer(Stamp)Date : Apr. 25, 2003Signature:Name:Timmy HuangTimmy Huang


DECLARATION OF CONFORMITYPer FCC Part 2 Section 2.1077(a)Responsible Party Name: G.B.T. INC. (U.S.A.)Address: 17358 Railroad StreetCity <strong>of</strong> Industry, CA 91748Phone/Fax No: (818) 854-9338/ (818) 854-9339hereby declares that the productProduct Name: VGA CardModel Number: GV-R98P128DConforms to the following specifications:FCC Part 15, Subpart B, Section 15.107(a) and Section 15.109(a),Class B Digital DeviceSupplementary Information:This device complies with part 15 <strong>of</strong> the FCC Rules. Operation issubject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may notcause harmful and (2) this device must accept any inference received,including that may cause undesired operation.Representative Person’s Name:Signature:Date:ERIC LUEric LuApr. 25, 2003


GV-R98P128DUpgrade your LifeRadeon 9800 PRORev. 10212MJ-R98P128D-102


GIGA-BYTE TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD. ("GBT")GBTJune 5, 2003 Taipei, TaiwanGV-R98P 128D- 2 -


1.1. 1. GV-R98P128D8128MB3DDirectX ® 9.0 OpenGL ® SMARTSHADER 2.1GV-R98P128DAGP 8X1.2. • RADEON 9800 PRO (VPU)• DirectX ® 9.0• AGP 8X• 8• 256 • 128MB DDR3D• • DVI-I TVGV-R98P 128D- 4 -


2. 2.1. GV-R98P128D• GV-R98P128D • • GV-R98P128D CD x 1• Power DVD XP CD x 1• CD x 5• S-videoAV-Output ; DVI-I D-Sub!(IC)1. 2. 3. BIOS - 5 -


2.2. GV-R98P128D (128MB DDR)VGA(15)TVDVIVGAVGA(15)AVNTSC / PAL TVTVSDVIDVIVGDVI-I-subGV-R98P 128D- 6 -


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4. AGPAGPGV-R98P128D AGP 5. GV-R98P128D6. DVI TV VCRVGAGV-R98P 128D- 8 -


3. CD-ROMD 3.1. WINDOWS ® 98 /98SE / WINDOWS ® ME / WINDOWS ® XP Windows ® 98/98SE / WINDOWS ® 2000 / Win ® ME / Win ® XPCD-ROM CDAUTORUN"D:\setup.exe"GV-R98P128D3.1.3 GV-R98P128D3.1.1. • OSMicros<strong>of</strong>t WindowsGV-R98P128D(Windows 98/98SEWindows2000ME)DirectX 9• GV-R98P128DSISALI VIA- 9 -


3.1.2. DirectX Micros<strong>of</strong>t DirectX 9Windows ® 98 / 98SE / Windows ® 2000 / Windows ® ME Windows ® XP3D 3D : Windows ® 98/ 98SE/ Windows ® 2000/ Windows ® ME Windows ® XPMPEGDirectX 91. DirectX :"Install DirectX 9" 2. "Next" 3. "Next" GV-R98P 128D- 10 -


4. "Finish" DirectX 9- 11 -


3.1.3. 1: GV-R98P128DWindowsOK 2: : PCI (VGA)1. "Next" "Cancel" 3: : VGAWindowsCDCDC:\Windows\System4: 2. "Finish" GV-R98P 128D- -


3. "No" GV-R98P128DCDCD-ROMAUTORUN"D:\setup.exe"5: (Windows XP)1. "Radeon 9800 Pro" 2. "Next" - 13 -


3. "Yes" 4. "Express" "Custom" 5. "Finish" GV-R98P 128D- 14 -


3.1.4. CDV-Tuner• V-Tuner:1. "V-Tuner" 2. "Next" 3. 4. "Finish" - 15 -


• Hydravision:1. "Hydravision Install" 2. "Next" 3. "Yes" 4. "Next" GV-R98P 128D- 16 -


5. "Next" 6. "Finish" - 17 -


3.1.5. GBT GBTGBTGV-R98P 128D- 18 -


V-Tuner ()V-Tuner Min V-TunerV-TunerV-Tuner- 19 -


VGAVGA Info Color Adjust Color Adjust RGBGV-R98P 128D- 20 -


ATiATi1.Using Single DisplayHYDRAVISION HYDRAVISION Windows ® HYDRAVISION ATIATIHYDRAVISION 2.HydravisionHYDRAVISION GV-R98P128D GV-R98P128D HYDRAVISION HYDRAVISION HYDRAVISION Windows ® - 21 -


3.1.6. (windows)Direct 3D• Version Information Catalyst2D• Details button • Re-acivate all warning message• Enable ATI taskbar icon applicationATI ATI ATI• Show ATI icon on taskbar ATI ATI• Disable quick resolution featureATI• Reduce DVI frequency on high-resolution displaysDVIDVI1280x1024 @75HzDVIVGA• Alternate DVI operational mode DVIGV-R98P 128D- 22 -


OpenGL :OpenGLOpenGL• Main Settings slider 3D• Custom Settings checkbox Custom Settings • SMOOTHVISION 2.1• Anti-Aliasing checkbox 3D• Anti-Aliasing slider 2X4X 6X 3D• Anisotropic Filtering checkbox Application Preference • Anisotropic Filtering slider 16X• Texture Preference slider • Mipmap Detail Level slider 3D- 23 -


• Wait for Vertical SyncApplicationPreference Always Off • Compatibility Settings buttonOpenGL• Force Z-buffer depth Z ZDisabled• Support KTX buffer region extensionKTX • Defaults button OpenGL• Defaults button OpenGLGV-R98P 128D- 24 -


3D• Wait for Vertical SyncApplicationPreference Always Off • Compatibility Settings button Direct 3D • Support DTX texture formatsDTX DisabledDTX• Alternate pixel centerDirect 3D• Defaults button Direct 3D• Defaults button Direct 3DGV-R98P 128D- 26 -


Color Properties :Color Properties • Desktop • All Colors checkbox RGB3• Gamma/Brightness/ContrastDirect 3D Windows NT4.0• Default - 27 -


Display Properties :VGA S-VideoTVWindows TVVCRGV-R98P128D S-VideoTV VCRTV VCRS-Video1. TV VCR2. 3. TV VCR S-Video 4. S-VideoS-VideoTV VCR 5. TV VCRGV-R98P 128D- -


Overlay Properties :PC• Overlay Adjustments • Brightness • Contrast • Saturation • Hue • Gamma • Difaults button • Theater Mode checkbox SMARTGART SMARTGART - 29 -


3.2. WINDOWS 2000 Windows ®2000 Service Pack Windows 2000 ® Windows ® 2000 Windows ® 2000GV-R98P128DGV-R98P128DCDWindows ® 2000GV-R98P128D1. CDCD-ROMWindows ® CD2. 3. 4. D:\SETUP(DCD-ROMD)5. OK6. (Radeon 9800 Pro)7. 8. 9. 3.3. BIOS FLASH GV-R98P128D BIOS:: BIOS(www.gigabyte.com.tw) BIOS Flash32GV-R98P 128D- 30 -


4. GBT• AGP• • • (: )• • Windows ® 98 SEWindows ® MeMicros<strong>of</strong>t ® Windows ® CTRLEnter(F8Micros<strong>of</strong>t Windows ® ) • Windows ® - 31 -


5.1. BIOS5. GV-AR64SH VGA Atiflash BIOS Flash BIOS1. Zip C: A:2. PCMS-DOS(Windows 98/98SEOSWindows 2000 /Windows Me / Windows XPMS-DOS)3. C:\> or A:\>4. BIOS: C:\> atiflash -p 0 5. GV-R98P 128D- 32 -


5.2. (Windows ® XP)(bpp) 8bpp(256) 16bpp(65K) 32bpp(16.7M) (Hz) 640 x 480 60 72 75 85 90 100 120 160 GV-R98P128D 2D 200 800 x 600 47 ( ) ( ) ( )56 60 70 72 75 85 90 100 120 160 200 1024 x 768 43 ( ) ( ) ( )60 70 72 75 85 90 100 120 150 160 200 ... - 33 -


(bpp) 8bpp(256) 16bpp(65K) 32bpp(16.7M) (Hz) 1152 x 864 43 ( ) ( ) ( )47 ( ) ( ) ( )60 70 75 85 100 1280 x 768 56 60 75 85 1280 x 960 60 70 72 75 85 100 120 160 1280 x 1024 43 ( ) ( ) ( )47 ( ) ( ) ( )60 70 75 85 90 100 120 1600 x 1200 60 70 75 85 100 ... GV-R98P 128D- 34 -


MELA NOTES 27, FALL, 1982 37Misc. Problems, CriticsmsThere is some evidence that the editors ignored orforgot their own time specifications when determiningwhich titles to include. While the user's guide specifiesthe modern Middle East as the focus <strong>of</strong> Mideast File,citations to works on premodern history were noted.(Eventhe broadest definition <strong>of</strong> "Modern" would be strained toinclude Daniel Pipes's Slave Soldiers and Islam (1414)or Islam and the Medieval West, ed. by Khalid Semaan(#423). Similarly, while the user's guide states that"books are included ... up to one year after their publication,"(which presumably means that only 1981 and1982 imprints would be found in the March '82 issue) therewere a number <strong>of</strong> titles from 1977-1979, and even one from1975 (# 812). Either the editors should redefine theircriteria for inclusion, or follow those they have indicatedmore carefully.A casual pro<strong>of</strong>reading <strong>of</strong> the author index revealeda great number <strong>of</strong> typographical errors: Al-thman for al-'Uthman; Blake, F. H. for Blake, G. H., Van- Dam, M. forDam, N. Van, and so on. A most unfortunate feature <strong>of</strong>the computer program used to produce Mideast File is itsinability to collate identical citations whose annotationsvary. Thus, for example, Albert Hourani's threeappearances in the author index all refer to his TheEmergence <strong>of</strong> the Modern Middle East, which appears in themain text three times consecutively (Items 49-51), eachtime with a citation to a different book review. Thismistake occurs in about half <strong>of</strong> the sections <strong>of</strong> MideastFile where books are listed and is responsible for addingabout a dozen repeat entries. In a few cases, theeditors failed to verify citations, resulting in bibliographicallyinaccurate entries or extraneous citations.For example, Walter Weiker's book The Modernization <strong>of</strong>Turkey is entered twice (1437, 1441). The first citationis correct but incomplete (lacks ISBN) and the secondcontains three errors (title and pagination wrong,author's name misspelled).One helpful feature <strong>of</strong> Mideast File are notices <strong>of</strong>book reviews appended to the citation for books. Thereview notices, like entries for the books themselves,are not annotated. Nor are the authors <strong>of</strong> reviews listedin the author index. This is unfortunate, because it isprobably something that could be accomplished with littleextra effort or expense, while enhancing the usefulness<strong>of</strong> the author index. The editors fail to explain justhow exhaustively and where they have searched for theirbook review citations; such information is essential.One final problem: non-Western titles are listed in


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