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| Spec | EGA Wonder 480 ATI |
|---|---|
| Overview | |
| Product name | ATI EGA Wonder 480 |
| Architecture | Wonder |
| Generation / family | ATI Wonder Series |
| Launch date | 1988-12-26 |
| Market segment | Gaming |
| Board type / entry type | Reference GPU |
| GPU | |
| Process node | 800 nm |
| GPU chip | CHIPS P82C435 |
| ROPs | 1 |
| Clocks | |
| Base / Core clock | 10 MHz |
| Boost clock | 10 MHz |
| Memory clock | 8 MHz |
| Memory | |
| Memory size | 262 KB |
| Memory type | DRAM |
| Memory bus width | 32-bit |
| Memory bandwidth | 0.032 GB/s |
| Bus / Interface | |
| Bus interface | ISA 8-bit |
| AGP / PCI / PCIe distinction | ISA 8-bit |
| Power | |
| Recommended PSU | 200 W |
| Slot width | Single-slot |
Overview
Product name
EGA Wonder 480 (ATI)
ATI EGA Wonder 480
Architecture
EGA Wonder 480 (ATI)
Wonder
Generation / family
EGA Wonder 480 (ATI)
ATI Wonder Series
Launch date
EGA Wonder 480 (ATI)
1988-12-26
Market segment
EGA Wonder 480 (ATI)
Gaming
Board type / entry type
EGA Wonder 480 (ATI)
Reference GPU
GPU
Process node
EGA Wonder 480 (ATI)
800 nm
GPU chip
EGA Wonder 480 (ATI)
CHIPS P82C435
ROPs
EGA Wonder 480 (ATI)
1
Clocks
Base / Core clock
EGA Wonder 480 (ATI)
10 MHz
Boost clock
EGA Wonder 480 (ATI)
10 MHz
Memory clock
EGA Wonder 480 (ATI)
8 MHz
Memory
Memory size
EGA Wonder 480 (ATI)
262 KB
Memory type
EGA Wonder 480 (ATI)
DRAM
Memory bus width
EGA Wonder 480 (ATI)
32-bit
Memory bandwidth
EGA Wonder 480 (ATI)
0.032 GB/s
Bus / Interface
Bus interface
EGA Wonder 480 (ATI)
ISA 8-bit
AGP / PCI / PCIe distinction
EGA Wonder 480 (ATI)
ISA 8-bit
Power
Recommended PSU
EGA Wonder 480 (ATI)
200 W
Slot width
EGA Wonder 480 (ATI)
Single-slot
Muted cells indicate unavailable, not applicable, or not directly comparable specifications.
Frame rates compare runs of the same game at the same quality preset on one test system. DLAA counts as native resolution, because it applies anti-aliasing at full render resolution rather than upscaling; DLSS and FSR upscaling are never counted as native. Where a capture named ray tracing without a readable on or off value, it is read as on.
