Twin Texel architecture - 128 bit 3D engine
2 pixel / clock circle - single pass multi texturing
32MB frame buffer - 32 bit color pipeline - 32 bit Z/stencil buffer
Digital flat panel support (requires optional flat panel adapter)
9 million triangles / second
300 million pixels / second
2.4 GB/sec memory bandwidth
RAMDAC 300MHz
Max. resolution: 2048 x 1600 (PC mode only)
Direct3D and OpenGL support in PC mode
Hardware anti-aliasing
32Bit ARGB rendering (PC mode only)
Texture blend
Multiple color depth optimised for PC and Amiga mode
Switcher2 chipset supports all Amiga screen modes and display modes (switcher2 is inactive in PC mode)
Hardware sprite / bob support with hardware cursor
Hardware color dithering
Fast 32bit VGA/SVGA support (monitors in PC and Amiga mode)
Multi buffering (up to 4 times)
Video playback:
30fps full screen DVD playback
alpha blending
Video acceleration for MPEG, DVD, AVI, Indeo, DirectShow, and more (some of them might be available only in PC mode)
Hardware video scaling for optimised video conferences (Amiga mode requires extra software for it)
AGP interface (4/2/1 x)
Full PAL and NTSC TV output support
Bi-directional media port and video capture port
Flexible memory configurations up to 64MB (32MB standard, 48MB and 64MB)
Compatible with PC and Amiga mode

iSD-A specifications (sound card):

EMU10K1(tm) music synthesis compatible engine
64-voice polyphony with 4-point interpolation technology
512-voice polyphony PCI wavetable synthesis (does NOT require one of the PCI slots!)
48 MIDI channels with standard 128 GS&GM compatible instruments and 21 drum kits
User definable wavetables (uses fast-ram in Amiga and standard RAM in PC mode - up to 12MB maximum)
Can use fast- and chip ram for loading up to 64MB of samples (requires ALWAYS samples x 2 of RAM)
EMU10K1(tm) compatible effect browser
Real time effects
up to 128 available hardware channels
Effects customizable
Surround sound and 3D
Bit ranges from 8 to 16-bit
Sample rates from 8KHz to 48KHz
32bit precission for input/output
Analog and Digital input/output
Hardware full duplex
Features the joystick interface of the Cleveland and Ockna board (comes with connector cable for digital/analog joysticks and mices)
On board connectors:
Microphone in
Line in
Line level out
Joystick connector
CD-Audio in (compatible with all standard CD-ROM drives)
Aux in
Digital CD in
TAPI devices (currently only in PC mode)
RCA SPDIF in (requires optional connector package)
RCA SPDIF out (requires optional connector package)
Mini MIDI DIN in (requires optional connector package)
Mini MIDI DIN out (requires optional connector package)