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The Graphics Cards Articles
- Xabre Rattling - SiS's New Graphics Chip
- The new mainstream Radeon: The 9000 series
- ATi Takes Over 3D Technology Leadership With Radeon 9700
- Attack Out Of The Blind Spot: Matrox Parhelia-512
- VPU Technology Preview: The Wildcat VP Series From 3Dlabs
- At Last: A Hardware Decoder For MPEG-4
- Aaaaand Action! Video Editing with DVStorm SE From Canopus
- Making Themselves Heard: 11 GeForce4 Ti4400 and Ti4600 Cards
- Matrox Parhelia-512 - The Challenger
- Next Gen 3D Is On! 3Dlabs' P10 VPU
Viewperf 7.0 Charts (cont'd)
1:08 PM - August 7, 2002 by
Uwe Scheffel
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: british, understatement
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: british, understatement
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Viewperf 7.0 Charts (cont'd)
Historically, 3Dlabs has always shone when it comes to displaying with many light sources. And with all three Wildcat VP cards ahead of the field, this trend has been sustained. NVIDIA and ATi place behind the VP trio.
In the Pro/ Engineer test, all candidates are much closer in their relative scores. 3Dlabs comes first in the class comparison, closely followed by NVIDIA and, finally, ATi. The prior model QuadroDCC comes in a sorry last place.
Unigraphics sorts the wheat from the chaff. 3Dlabs leads its rivals NVIDIA and ATi by a clear margin.
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