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Workstation Smackdown (Nvidia Quadro DCC review)
Added on: Mon Feb 04 2002
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8omni (1600x1200x32 200 frames)

The trend continues�.Older Geforce 2 users will be happy to note that though their cards don�t support many of the new pixel/vertex shading features, they still are viable workstations cards, and hold their own.


8spot (1600x1200x32 200 frames)

Oh to be a light, shining brilliance on all who stood before me. Or at least revealing the performance of various nvidia accelerators. =)


Blitting (1600x1200x32 3000 frames. Yes that�s a lot of frames.)

To Blitt, or not to Blitt. Obviously it�s the DCC that�s blitting the heck out of the rest of the cards, with poor Heidi mopping the floor when the rest of them are done.



 
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