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OpenGL Workstation Graphics: Now We're Talking High End!

By Uwe Scheffel published 16 June 2006

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ATi Drivers

Page 1: Introduction
Page 2: Test Candidates In Detail
Page 3: ATi FireGL V7300
Page 4: ATi Drivers
Page 5: Nvidia Quadro FX 4500
Page 6: Nvidia/PNY Quadro FX 3400
Page 7: Nvidia Drivers
Page 8: Test Configuration
Page 9: Lab Notes
Page 10: Viewperf 8.1 (Synthetic)
Page 11: Viewperf 8.1, Continued
Page 12: 3D Studio Max 7 (Application)
Page 13: Conclusion

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