CONTENTS
Max Payne-2
The lightest mode (no AA or anisotropy): a complete parity, just because everything was limited by CPU and system capabilities. The heaviest mode (both AA and anisotropy): the difference only appeared in 1600x1200 where X800 XT became the leader. Thus:
It is not the latest game, but at least it's a recent one. Both products showed similar pictures in terms of quality, and in general, the cards are equal too. The load on the accelerators is not so heavy as to make them limit performance.
Painkiller
The lightest mode (no AA or anisotropy): X800 XT wins The heaviest mode (both AA and anisotropy): R420 has developed its advantage to a crushing one. Thus:
But this title is a recent one, and I used the game without patch 1.15 that has the benchmark embedded. As you can see, there are no differences in quality.
Need For Speed: Underground
The lightest mode (no AA or anisotropy): NV40 wins The heaviest mode (both AA and anisotropy): the same thing. Thus:
Although it appeared a while ago, this game is still very popular. Note that the title likes the CPU very much and is thus somewhat limited by it. But NV40's victory is stil remarkable. As for the quality, there is no difference between the rivals.
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Andrey Vorobiev (anvakams@ixbt.com)
Alexander Medvedev (unclesam@ixbt.com) 28.04.2004
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