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3D Game Benchmark Results - Quake 2 Massive1
1:01 PM - August 18, 1998 by
Thomas Pabst
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: 3d, chips
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: 3d, chips
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3D Game Benchmark Results - Quake 2 Massive1
The results speak for themselves. Voodoo2 still rules Quake 2, but Savage3D is coming pretty close. Banshee does not look as bad as some people suspected. 36 fps at 800x600 with a Celeron should be just fine.
TNT is again looking excellent with a P2 400, with a Celeron 266 it can only show off at 1024x768. Massive1 at 29 fps is not so bad though and playing Quake 2 at 1024x768 is anyway the best you can do, unless you want to get even higher.
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