SEGA DREAMCAST Опции

[Alter Mann]

ПЕРВЫЙ ЗАПУСК В ЯПОНИИ-1998 год
ТИРАЖ-10,6 МИЛлИОНОВ ПРИСТАВОК

[edit] Technical specifications

Internal view of a Dreamcast ConsoleProcessor

SH-4 RISC CPU with 32-bit Instruction Set and 128-bit FPU functions (operating frequency: 200 MHz, 360 MIPS, 1.4 GFLOPS)
Graphics Engine

PowerVR2
CLX2, 7.0 Mil polygons/second peak performance, supports Trilinear filtering. Actual maximum in game performance (with full textures, lighting, gameplay, etc.) of over 5 Mil polygons/second.
Tile Based Deferred Rendering eliminates overdraw by only drawing visible fragments. This makes required fillrate almost independent from scene depth complexity, thus making up for a low, compared to other 6th generation consoles, nominal fillrate of 100 MPixels/s as effective fillrate can be triple that amount.
Graphics hardware effects include gouraud shading, z-buffering, anti-aliasing and bump mapping.
Memory

Main RAM: 16 MiB 64 Bit 100 MHz
Video RAM: 8 MiB 4x16 Bit 100 MHz
Sound RAM: 2 MiB 16 Bit 66 MHz
VQ Texture Compression[9]
Sound Engine

Yamaha AICA Sound Processor: 22.5 MHz 32-Bit ARM7 RISC CPU: 45 MHz,[9] 64 channel PCM/ADPCM sampler (4:1 compression), XG MIDI support, 128 step DSP
Storage

Yamaha GD-ROM Drive: 12x maximum speed (Constant Angular Velocity)
GD-ROM: Holds up to 1.2 GB
Visual Memory Unit ("VMU") 1 Mbit (128 KiB) removable storage device and 4x memory cards that hold four times as much data.
Input/Output

Inputs: USB-like "Maple Bus". Four ports support devices such as digital and analog controllers, steering wheels, joysticks, keyboards and mice, and more.
Color Output: Approx. 16.78 million colors (24 bit)
Dimensions

189 mm × 195 mm × 76 mm (7 7/16in × 7 11/16in × 3in)
Weight: 1.9 kg (4.2 lb)
Color: Majority are white.
Japan: Various limited edition designs and colored consoles were produced
North America: Only a black "Sega Sports"-labeled model and a blue model from Electronics Botique were officially available
PAL: No known alternate designs or colors
Networking


A black 56k Dreamcast modem.Modem: Removable; speed varied among regions:
Original Asia/Japan model had a 33.6 kbit/s; consoles sold after September 9, 1999 had a 56 kbit/s modem
All American models had a 56 kbit/s
All PAL models had a 33.6 kbit/s
Broadband: these adapters are available separately and replace the removable modem
HIT-400: "Broadband Adapter", the more common model, this used a Realtek 8139 chip and supported 10 and 100 Mbit speeds.
HIT-300: "Lan Adapter", this version used a Fujitsu MB86967 chip and supported only 10 Mbit speed.
See Also: Dreamcast Broadband Adapter

сей монстр воляется у мну в не рабочем состаяние.в 2004 году приставка потерпела крах из-за недоработки по имени svish.ТАК как отдельные части видиопамяти згарают .

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мне нравилась на ней игра unrial tornament...довольно мясная

Сообщение отредактировал Alter Mann - 05.08.2007, 15:22

[MAD_MAX]

мне нравилась на ней игра unrial tornament...довольно мясная

она и на ПК была

[-=LeKtoR=-]

У нас не продавали,а так хотелось на ней во что-нить поиграть.Позже скачал эмулятор и насладился игрой Street Figter помойму.....

[alpaca]

Единственное что помню это какую то мясную игру про зомби, в которую можно было играть в кооперативе... Весело было однако.
называлась она походу Zombie Revenge

Сообщение отредактировал headlessburatino - 17.08.2007, 17:21