In the end, NVIDIA clearly takes the crown for best filtering quality. Here's an overview of how the candidates perform in this mode:
Despite the fact that the GeForce 4 offers better filtering, it still delivers higher frame rates with anisotropic filtering than the Parhelia does without filtering. Thus, NVIDIA can hold its ground against the Parhelia with regard to quality as well as performance.
Summary
- Introduction
- Photos: The Board
- The Driver
- Matrox Demo Software
- Surround Gaming
- Benchmarks
- Max Payne
- Aquanox
- Comanche 4
- Dungeon Siege
- Star Wars: Jedi Knight II
- Quake 3
- 3D Mark 2001 SE (330)
- Quality Comparison
- Anisotropische Filtering - Without Anti-Aliasing
- Anisotropic Filering Performance
- Anisotropic Filering Performance, Continued
- FSAA Rendering Quality
- Anti-aliasing Performance
- Anti-aliasing Performance, Continued
- Maximum Quality: Anisotropic + Anti-Aliasing
- Anisotropic + Anti-Aliasing Performance
- Anisotropic + Anti-Aliasing Performance, Continued
- 3D Mark 2001 SE Details
- High Polygon Count
- Pixel Shader Speed
- Vertex Shader Speed
- Matrox SharkMark
- Conclusion
