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12:02 PM - December 30, 1999 by
Silvino Orozco
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: ati, rage, fury, maxx, review
Topics: AMD/ATI, Overclocking
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: ati, rage, fury, maxx, review
Topics: AMD/ATI, Overclocking
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Benchmark Results - Quake3 1024x768
As we begin to climb the resolution tree, the MAXX starts gaining some ground on its competition even in 16-bit mode.
Wow, look at that! The MAXX manages to jump past the Viper II and SDR GeForce board. Although it's still not as close as I'd expect it to be to the DDR GeForce, the MAXX does well.
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