PCPlayer D3D Benchmark - Cyrix/IBM 6x86MX PR200
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Thomas Pabst
Can you see that the overclocking of the Thriller 3D doesn't make it faster anymore? Surprised? This is another case of low FPU power limiting the 3D performance of a system. Even overclocking much higher wouldn't give any performance increase anymore, look where the Obsidian 100SB is located. In low end systems the Verite 2x00 is a very good choice, for Direct3D the RIVA is a good choice too and for real games that run under Glide or OpenGL get the Voodoo.
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LOL I can't believe I'm reading an article from 1998.