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Quake 3 Arena Test 640x480x32
1:02 PM - September 20, 1999 by
Silvino Orozco
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: diamond, stealth, iii, s540, xtreme, review
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: diamond, stealth, iii, s540, xtreme, review
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Quake 3 Arena Test 640x480x32
The Xtreme board is looking pretty good in compared to its competition at 640x480x32. Although most of these boards provided acceptable frame rates, the Xtreme board was 10FPS faster coming close to the Creative Labs higher-end TNT2.
The Voodoo3 and i752 based boards do not support 32bit 3D; therefore there are no results for them.
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