The STB Nitro 64V PCI 4MB EDO VGA Graphics card was a popular graphics card released by STB Systems in the mid-1990s. It was designed to provide enhanced graphics capabilities for personal computers, specifically those with PCI expansion slots.
The Nitro 64V featured 4MB of EDO (Extended Data Out) memory, which was a significant upgrade compared to the standard 1MB or 2MB memory found in many graphics cards of that time. This additional memory allowed for smoother graphics rendering and improved performance, especially in applications that required higher-resolution displays or dealt with complex graphics.
The card supported VGA (Video Graphics Array) standards, which were widely used for computer displays at the time. It offered a maximum resolution of 1280x1024 pixels in 16bit depth/1024x768 in 24bit mode, allowing users to enjoy sharp and detailed visuals on their monitors.
