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Offline utri007Topic starter

What is SAGE
« on: May 06, 2011, 07:51:17 PM »
Standard Amiga Graphics Environment, it is supported by Vivid24 http://www.amiga-resistance.info/bboahfaq/index.php?action=artikel&cat=56&id=2379&artlang=de and DMI Resolver http://www.bboah.com/index.php?sid=84219&lang=en&action=artikel&cat=57&id=2416&artlang=en. Google doesn't tell much about it.

Google tells this: We are the manufacturers of the DMI Resolver, a
high resolution graphics processor for the Amiga. It is based on a 60MHz
Texas Instruments 34010 graphics chip. We (in conjunction with Progressive
Peripherals) are the authors of SAGE (Standard Amiga Graphics Environment), a
retargetable graphics system for the Amiga.


Does somebody has more info? Is it possible to use it display Workbench etc? How powerfull vivid24 is compared to other that time adapters?
« Last Edit: May 06, 2011, 08:05:58 PM by utri007 »
ACube Sam 440ep Flex 800mhz, 1gb ram and 240gb hd and OS4.1FE
A1200 Micronic tower, OS3.9, Apollo 060 66mhz, xPert Merlin, Delfina Lite and Micronic Scandy, 500Gb hd, 66mb ram, DVD-burner and WLAN.
A1200 desktop, OS3.9, Blizzard 060 66mhz, 66mb ram, Ide Fix Express with 160Gb HD and WLAN
A500 OS2.1, GVP+HD8 with 4mb ram, 1mb chip ram and 4gb HD
Commodore CDTV KS3.1, 1mb chip, 4mb fast ram and IDE HD
 

Offline Gulliver

Re: What is SAGE
« Reply #1 on: May 06, 2011, 08:29:29 PM »
SAGE was one of the first, if not the first, Amiga RTG standart. It never caught grip on the userbase though, and perished into obscurity.

Its specs and drivers are on Aminet
 

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Re: What is SAGE
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Offline utri007Topic starter

Re: What is SAGE
« Reply #3 on: May 06, 2011, 09:21:11 PM »
Can't find it aminet? Search of Standard Amiga Graphics Environment gives zero results
ACube Sam 440ep Flex 800mhz, 1gb ram and 240gb hd and OS4.1FE
A1200 Micronic tower, OS3.9, Apollo 060 66mhz, xPert Merlin, Delfina Lite and Micronic Scandy, 500Gb hd, 66mb ram, DVD-burner and WLAN.
A1200 desktop, OS3.9, Blizzard 060 66mhz, 66mb ram, Ide Fix Express with 160Gb HD and WLAN
A500 OS2.1, GVP+HD8 with 4mb ram, 1mb chip ram and 4gb HD
Commodore CDTV KS3.1, 1mb chip, 4mb fast ram and IDE HD
 

Offline Gulliver

Re: What is SAGE
« Reply #4 on: May 06, 2011, 09:32:59 PM »
It was like a zillion years ago, I cant remember exactly, but I seem to recall I download it from over there. I am sorry, my braincells are not that good anymore :(

Sage was more like a library with a huge set of functions that mainly supported gfx cards based on the TMS3xxxx chipset.

I remember the Harlequin, Rembrandt, Resolver, Impact Vision 24 and Opalvision were supported.
 

Offline utri007Topic starter

Re: What is SAGE
« Reply #5 on: May 06, 2011, 10:22:45 PM »
OK how usefull sage was? Could it promote wb to sage screen? Or other games??? etc
ACube Sam 440ep Flex 800mhz, 1gb ram and 240gb hd and OS4.1FE
A1200 Micronic tower, OS3.9, Apollo 060 66mhz, xPert Merlin, Delfina Lite and Micronic Scandy, 500Gb hd, 66mb ram, DVD-burner and WLAN.
A1200 desktop, OS3.9, Blizzard 060 66mhz, 66mb ram, Ide Fix Express with 160Gb HD and WLAN
A500 OS2.1, GVP+HD8 with 4mb ram, 1mb chip ram and 4gb HD
Commodore CDTV KS3.1, 1mb chip, 4mb fast ram and IDE HD