PC Components GPUs NVIDIA GeForceFX: Brute Force Attack Against the King Features By Lars Weinand published 27 January 2003 Comments (0) Page 16 of 30: Max Payne Page 1: Introduction Page 2: The GeForceFX GPU, Continued Page 3: The GeForceFX GPU, Continued Page 4: The Card Page 5: The Cooler Page 6: The Cooler, Continued Page 7: The Cooler, Continued Page 8: The Performance Page 9: Gaming Benchmarks Page 10: Unreal Tournament 2003 Botmatch Page 11: 3D Mark 2001 SE Page 12: Serious Sam 2 Z-Buffer Problems Page 13: Serious Sam 2 Z-Buffer Problems, Continued Page 14: Aquanox Page 15: Jedi Knight II Page 16: Max Payne Page 17: Comanche 4 Page 18: Codecreatures Page 19: 3D Application Benchmarks Page 20: Quality Benchmarks Page 21: Serious Sam 2 Page 22: 8x Anisotopic Page 23: Serious Sam 2 Page 24: 4x FSAA & 8x Anisotopic Page 25: Serious Sam 2 Page 26: Theoretical Benchmarks Page 27: Vertex Shader - Matrox Sharkmark Page 28: Fillrate Single Texturing Page 29: Vertex Shader Speed Page 30: Conclusion Max PayneIn Max Payne, the GeForceFX scores against the Radeon once more. Here, the GeForce4 Ti4800 is clearly beat.Stay On the Cutting Edge: Get the Tom's Hardware NewsletterGet Tom's Hardware's best news and in-depth reviews, straight to your inbox.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors 1 … 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 … 30 Current page: Max Payne Prev Page Jedi Knight II Next Page Comanche 4 TOPICS Workstation ATI Benchmark Codec DirectX GeForce Hardware Radeon See all comments (0) Lars Weinand No comments yet Comment from the forums
