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December 1999

w9x_541.exe
File Size: 4908 kb
File Type: exe
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Powerdesk V. 5.41.008 Release Notes for Win9x
---------------------------------------------------------------


Supported Products
-----------------------------
Matrox G200 Multi-Monitor
Matrox G400 AGP
Matrox MGA-G100 AGP
Matrox MGA-G200 AGP
Matrox Millennium G100 AGP
Matrox Millennium G200 AGP
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Matrox Mystique G200 AGP
Matrox Mystique G200 Video AGP
Matrox Productiva G100 AGP
Matrox Productiva G100 Multi-Monitor

New Features
------------------
- Two G200 boards now support DirectX acceleration

Description of release
-----------------------------
Supports Win9x only.

Main Fixes
---------------
- General enhancements and bug fixes.

Main known issues
----------------------------
- Tiger Woods -  If game resolution is increased Image exceeds
the screen size.
- AGP Aperture size must be set to 256 MB for optimal TurboGL
performance and operation.
- Foresaken - Power ups leaving pixels trail and flashes.
- Blank screen in Q2 when playing in 1600x1200.
- Having another 3D accelerator in the same system with the
Turbo ICD is not supported. Ex: G400 + Voodoo I or Voodoo II.
- Zoran DVD Module is not supported.*

*Zoran DVD module users can use the 4.33m driver.

February 2000

w9x_552.zip
File Size: 4442 kb
File Type: zip
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Powerdesk V. 5.52.015 Release Notes for Win9x
---------------------------------------------------------------


Supported Products
-----------------------------
All G100 cards with the exception of our MMS products.
All G200 cards with the exception of the Marvel and MMS products. 
All G400 cards with the exception of our Marvel products.

New Features
------------------
- DX7 optimizations.
- Zoran DVD module support is included (with the next set of VT).
***For G200 cards only***

***You must install your previous display drivers and uninstall
the zoran software. Then install the new display drivers and
then install the zoran software.***


Description of release
-----------------------------
Supports Win9x only.
ICD included


Main Fixes
---------------
- Black screen when changing resolutions in Unreal and UT.
- Flickering lines in the "Sensor Manager" screen in Homeworld.
- Green tint around explosions in Q3.
- Invalid Page fault when quiting HL.
- Black screen when running Descent 3 in OGL mode.
- Fixed problem in 3DS Max where the image in top left viewport
was not being refreshed properly when moving the window.
- Fixed corruption when previewing 3D Pipes Screensaver.
- Fixed various problems with Star Office 5.1.
- Fixed various OGL problems with GP Legends.
- Fixed various bugs with dark engine games.

Main known issues
----------------------------
- Tiger Woods - If game resolution is increased Image exceeds
the screen size.
- Forsaken - Power ups leaving pixels trail and flashes (G100
and G200 only).
- Fogging issues in X-plane 461

January 2001

w9x_623.exe
File Size: 4519 kb
File Type: exe
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​[English]
PDREADME.TXT                MATROX GRAPHICS INC.              2001.01.09

                 Matrox PowerDesk for Windows 95/98/Me
                             Revision 6.23.005


Contents
========

- Description of this release
- Installation
- More information
- Notes, problems, and limitations


Description of this release
===========================

Matrox PowerDesk software includes a display driver and display 
utilities. With this software, you can take full advantage of your 
Matrox graphics hardware and you can access additional Matrox 
display-related features.


Installation
============

To install Matrox PowerDesk, start the "setup" program included 
with it, then follow the on-screen instructions.

The setup program will only install software if a Matrox graphics 
card model supported by the setup program is installed in your 
computer.


More information
================

For more information on Matrox PowerDesk, see the help file 
included with it. For information specific to your Matrox 
graphics card, see your Matrox or system manual.


Notes, problems, and limitations
================================

- DirectDraw, Direct3D and DirectVideo support

  The DirectDraw driver we provide is compatible with DirectX 2 
  (or later) and includes Direct3D support. For our 
  DirectDraw/Direct3D driver to be called, and benefit from 
  hardware acceleration, Microsoft DirectX 2 (or later) MUST be 
  installed, even for programs originally made for DirectX 1.

  Also, if a recent version of DirectX isn't installed, some Matrox 
  PowerDesk features may not be available.

  We provide DirectX on the Matrox CD-ROM. The latest DirectX is 
  available from the Microsoft Web site, and is included with many 
  DirectX programs.

  IMPORTANT: If the DirectX setup program prompts you to replace 
  the existing display drivers, click "No". Otherwise, the setup 
  program installs display drivers which are not as optimized as 
  the Matrox drivers and which do not support PowerDesk software.

  Note that depending on the origin of your Microsoft DirectX 
  software, it may not include DirectVideo support. For faster 
  playback of Indeo and Cinepak AVI files, you should install 
  Microsoft DirectVideo support.

- Matrox bus mastering

  This driver supports bus mastering. Bus mastering is a feature 
  that allows expansion cards to perform tasks at the same time as 
  your computer's CPU. If you have a fast Pentium computer (faster 
  than 166 MHz), the display performance of most programs is 
  improved when bus mastering is used.

  To use bus mastering with 3D (Direct3D/OpenGL) programs, your 
  graphics card needs an interrupt request (IRQ). Most computers 
  automatically assign an IRQ to graphics cards, but some do not. 
  If your graphics card hasn't been assigned an IRQ, programs that 
  use Matrox bus mastering may not work properly. For more 
  information, see your Matrox or system manual.

- DirectDraw and Automatic Power Management

  As stated in "Microsoft DirectX Release Notes", September 30, 
  1995, a DirectDraw game may be unable to restore properly if it 
  is suspended by Automatic Power Management utilities.

- Installation in different language versions of Windows

  If you install software in a language different from the language 
  of your operating system (for example, English software on a 
  Japanese system), you may have problems with text and dialog box 
  controls being cut off. This is because of differences in system 
  fonts.

- OpenGL support

  Note the following limitations related to the OpenGL driver 
  included with Matrox PowerDesk:

    - If you have a newer Matrox product or your Matrox software 
      was provided by the manufacturer of your computer, full 
      OpenGL support may be disabled with your Matrox display 
      driver. For a Matrox display driver with full OpenGL support 
      enabled, see the Matrox Web site (www.matrox.com/mga). (If 
      your Matrox product was provided by the manufacturer of your 
      computer, check the Web site of that manufacturer for a 
      display driver. A display driver provided by the manufacturer 
      of your computer is more likely to be tested with your 
      computer model.)

    - Using 3D Studio MAX 2.0, you may experience problems with the 
      viewports being improperly redrawn. If this happens, simply 
      click in a viewport to properly update their display. This 
      problem isn't present with version 2.5 (or later) of 3D 
      Studio MAX.

- DualHead DVDMax with a TV

  While viewing video with a TV using the "DualHead DVDMax" 
  feature, you may notice occasionnal jerky video playback (dropped 
  frames) after playing a video for a few minutes. If you view 
  video playback with your computer monitor, this problem shouldn't 
  occur.

February 2002

w9x_682.exe
File Size: 6649 kb
File Type: exe
Download File

Version 6.82.016
Millennium G550, Millennium G450, Marvel G450 eTV, Millennium G400, Matrox G200 MMS, Millennium G200, Mystique G200 and MGA G200.

Powerdesk V. 6.82.016 for Win98 and WinME
-----------------------------------------
 
Supported Products
------------------
G200
G400
G450
G550
 
Description of release
----------------------
Supports Win98 and WinME only.
ICD included.
TurboGL not supported.
 
Main Fixes
----------
- Screen corruptions in sound forge 
- Texture problems in Flight Sim 2002 
- C++ runtime error  in pdesk when switching languages
- resolutions are cut off when using 2 dfp's.
- Medal of Honor Allied Assault performance
 
Main known issues
-----------------
- EMBM is disabled with digital flat panels.(G550 only)
- smearing of web pages 
- Using the G450 pci card on a system with onboard sound, audio will be degraded during 
dvd playback if you disable the onboard sound and install any pci sound card. 
- If you have selected 4 different desktop resolutions where all resolutions are in 32bpp  
and one of the resolutions is above 1280x1024, your system may reboot when opening our 
PC-VCR. We recommend that you put one of your desktop resolutions to 16bpp or lower one of 
your desktop resolutions to below 1280x1024. (G200MMS with TV Tuner only). 
- "Smearing texts" defects exhibited when scrolling with Wheel-mouse.
- Texture flashes in Serious Sam the 2nd Encounter.

May 2002

w9x_683.zip
File Size: 6616 kb
File Type: zip
Download File

This is a full driver release which supports Millennium G400, Millennium G450 and Millennium G550.

[English]
PDREADME.TXT                MATROX GRAPHICS INC.              2002.05.28

                 Matrox PowerDesk for Windows 98/Me 
                             Revision 6.83.017


Contents
========

- Description of this release
- Installation
- New features
- More information
- Notes, problems, and limitations


Description of this release
===========================

Matrox PowerDesk software includes a display driver and display 
utilities. With this software, you can take full advantage of your 
Matrox graphics hardware and you can access additional Matrox 
display-related features.


Installation
============

To install Matrox PowerDesk, start the "Setup" program included 
with it, then follow the on-screen instructions.

The setup program will only install software if a Matrox graphics 
card model supported by the setup program is installed in your 
computer.


New features
============

This software includes new features, especially for Matrox 
hardware with DualHead support. These include:

- The use of different DualHead features (Multi-Display, DVDMax, 
  Zoom, and Clone) *without* restarting Windows

- Easier-to-use interface for DualHead controls

- Controls for dividing graphics resources (memory and bandwidth) 
  between your main and secondary displays

- More features accessible through user-defined hot keys (keyboard 
  shortcuts)


More information
================

For more information on Matrox PowerDesk, see the help file 
included with it. For information specific to your Matrox graphics 
card, see your Matrox or system manual.


Notes, problems, and limitations
================================

- Installation in different language versions of Windows

  If you install software in a language different from the 
  language of your operating system (for example, English software 
  on a Japanese system), you may have problems with text and 
  dialog box controls being cut off. This is because of 
  differences in system fonts.

- OpenGL (3D) support

  If you have a newer Matrox product or your Matrox software was 
  provided by the manufacturer of your computer, full OpenGL 
  support may be disabled with your Matrox display driver. For a 
  Matrox display driver with full OpenGL support enabled, see the 
  Matrox Web site (www.matrox.com/mga). (If your Matrox product 
  was provided by the manufacturer of your computer, check the Web 
  site of that manufacturer for a display driver. A display driver 
  provided by the manufacturer of your computer is more likely to 
  be tested with your computer model.)

Matrox Technical Support Tweak Utility 

mtstu50204.zip
File Size: 752 kb
File Type: zip
Download File

Matrox Technical Support Tweak Utility 

Revision 5.02.04
----------------

Supported OS 
------------ 
Windows 98 
Windows ME 
Windows NT4 
Windows 2000 
Windows XP (Home) 
Windows XP (Pro) 


Supported Cards 
--------------- 
G200 AGP and PCI Series 
G400 AGP Series 
G450 AGP series 
G550 AGP series 
Parhelia 128 AGP 4x Series 

Supported Drivers 
----------------- 
Windows98/ME - 6.xx
NT4 - 4.xx
Windows2000 - 5.8x, 1.02.xxx

New Features 
------------------ 
Overclocking tab. 
***Please see the help section*** 

Main Fixes 
--------------- 
N/A 

Main known issues 
---------------------------- 
N/A 

***No technical support is provided with this utility*** 

***Using the over clocker feature may result in damaging
our graphics card. The user must take the necessary steps
to provide ample cooling to the graphics card.*** 

***This will be the last release of our tweak utility***
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