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Full Review of ATi's All-in-Wonder Radeon

1:03 PM - August 21, 2000 by Silvino Orozco

9. ATi's AIW Radeon Demo Machine
10. ATi's AIW Radeon Demo Machine, Continued
11. ATi's AIW Radeon Demo Machine, Continued
12. Test Setup
13. Test Results - Quake 3 Arena DEMO001
14. Test Results - MDK2 Demo
15. Test Results - Evolva Rolling Demo
16. Test Results - Evolva Rolling Demo Bump Mapped
17. Performance Conclusion

A couple of weeks ago we took a deeper exploration into the multimedia video oriented solutions of today's graphics cards with the Asus V7700 Deluxe Review and now we're continuing this journey with the newly released ATi All-in-Wonder (AIW) Radeon.

The All-in-Wonder series has been well known for its specialization in the multimedia video hardware/software area and as of lately, hasn't had much competition. Lack of competition is rarely a good thing and consumer's pocketbooks have been paying the price, until now.

Thanks to Asus, ATi now has a legitimate challenger in the V7700 Deluxe and we're here to see just how well the AIW Radeon does to defend its reputation for being the best consumer graphics video solution. 3D performance, video hardware abilities and the bundled software are compared between the two to decide who'll be our new consumer multimedia video solution of choice.