Benchmarks
by
Lars Weinand
The All-in-Wonder line is targeted primarily at multimedia applications. Nonetheless, I was also interested in its gaming capabilities. To get an impression of its performance, I tested it against the competition as well as its TV-less brethren. The following mix of benchmarks should offer some insight into how this card rates among the competition.
Quake 3
In Quake 3, the All in Wonder Radeon 7500 lies not far behind its big and tuner-less sister but clearly in front of the old All In Wonder Radeon card.
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