Visualization Lab Computer Hardware
The computers in the Visualization Lab (Vislab) have been chosen because of a moderate cost and high performance to cost ratio. Each computer currently has a stereo-capable graphics and monitor, allowing personal 3D viewing. Additionally, the output from any computer can be routed to a large stereo wall for large immersive visual analysis as well as group visualization.
Custom Built Geowall PC (DosXX)
- 1 GB memory
- Two 80 GB Western Digital Special Edition 8 MB cache hard disk drives
- Nvidia GeForce4 Ti 4400 dual output graphics card
- AMD Athlon XP 2400+
- DVD-ROM drive
- CD-R/RW drive
Two Sun Ultra 60 workstations (Guinness and Harp)
- 1 GB memory
- Two 18 GB 10,000 rpm SCSI hard disk drives
- Two Expert3D stereo graphics cards
- CrystalEyes™ LCD shutter glass system and flat CRT monitor for stereo viewing
- Two 450 MHz Sparc II CPUs
- CD-ROM drive
Dell Precision 330 PC (Bells)
- 512 MB memory
- 40 GB hard disk drive
- Wildcat II 5110, dual output stereo graphics card
- StereoEyes™ LCD shutter glass system and flat CRT monitor for stereo viewing
- 1.4 GHz Pentium 4 CPU
- CD-ROM drive
- Zip drive
Dell Dimension 530 PC (Anchor)
- 1 GB memory
- 40 GB hard disk drive
- Wildcat 5110, dual output stereo graphics card
- StereoEyes™ LCD shutter glass system and flat CRT monitor for stereo viewing
- 1.7 GHz Xeon CPU
- CD-ROM drive
- Zip drive
Support Contact:
NUIT Visualization Laboratory Support
847.467.5986
vislab@northwestern.edu
Last Updated: 23 April 2009

