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GeForce2 MX IGP

The GeForce2 MX IGP is an integrated graphics chip released by Nvidia in 2001, built on the Celsius architecture and used in nForce 220/420 chipsets.

The GeForce2 MX IGP (Integrated Graphics Processor) is an integrated graphics solution from Nvidia, released on June 4, 2001. It is based on the Celsius architecture and utilizes the NV1A (IGP) GPU chip, which is derived from the NV11 (MX) design. The chip is manufactured on a 180 nm process and operates at a base clock of 175 MHz. This integrated GPU does not have dedicated video memory; instead, it uses system RAM via a 64-bit memory bus, with a memory bandwidth of 2.128 GB/s. It supports DirectX 7.0 and has a very low thermal design power (TDP) of 3 W. The GeForce2 MX IGP is integrated into Nvidia's nForce 220 and nForce 420 chipsets, which provide the FSB bus interface for connection to the CPU.

Specifications

Architecture unverified Celsius
GPU chip unverified NV1A (IGP) / NV11 (MX)
Process node unverified 180 nm
Base clock unverified 175 MHz
Memory size unverified 0.032 GB
Memory type unverified DDR
Memory bus unverified 64 bit
Memory bandwidth unverified 2.128 GB/s
Board power (TDP) unverified 3 W
Bus interface unverified FSB
DirectX support unverified 7.0
Release date unverified 2001-06-04
Release year unverified 2001
Notes unverified Integrated graphics in nForce 220/420 chipsets; uses system RAM.