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Spec Vanta
Overview
Product name NVIDIA Vanta
Architecture NV6 / Vanta, value TNT2 era fixed function accelerator
Generation / family Vanta
GPU codename NV6 / TNT2 M64-Vanta class
Launch date 1999-03-22
Launch MSRP OEM and board partner pricing varied
Market segment Entry level and OEM desktop 2D/3D graphics
Board type / entry type Reference GPU
GPU
Process node TSMC 250 nm class
Die size About 63 mm2 class for reduced Vanta/M64 parts, depending on source and variant
Transistor count About 15 million class, shared with TNT2 family data
GPU chip NV6 / Vanta class
SM / multiprocessor count 0
CUDA Cores 0
Clocks
Base / Core clock 100 MHz typical Vanta, 80 MHz typical Vanta LT
Boost clock 100 MHz
Memory clock 125 MHz typical Vanta, 100 MHz typical Vanta LT
Memory
Memory size 8 MB or 16 MB typical, with some related boards at 32 MB
Memory type SDRAM
Memory bus width 64-bit
Memory bandwidth About 0.88 to 1.0 GB/s depending on variant and clock
Bus / Interface
Bus interface AGP 2x, AGP 4x, or PCI depending on exact board
AGP / PCI / PCIe distinction AGP Legacy graphics interface.
Power
TDP / TBP / board power Not consistently specified in public board data
Power connectors None
Slot width Single slot
Cooling type Passive heatsink or bare low cost board cooling depending on partner
Display / Media
Display outputs 15-pin VGA on typical OEM boards.
TV-out is uncommon and board specific.
Features
DirectX support Direct3D 6.0 class
OpenGL support OpenGL 1.2 class
Vulkan support Not supported
CUDA support Not applicable
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