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Re: What is the best 3d graphics card/combination

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From: pa... Paul Crosby
Date: Sun, 02 Feb 1997 00:00
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In article <01baf186$7248df40$67c548c2@default>, "Vark" <va...@enterprise.net> wrote:
>> 
>> 
>> I liked the ATI 3D rage.
>> SOme liked the STB or the Matrox.
>> However, the Matrox is over-rated and is not really that good.
>> It uses too much of the CPU where as the drain on COU is less on the STB
>and 
>> the ATI.
>> 
>Then why is the Mystique beating the other two in the PC Mag reviews ?
>
>
> 

I agree, the Mystique is by far the best card, especially when you consider 
the price of some of the other cards around. I would also congratulate Matrox 
at their support. How many other other companies release BIOS & Driver 
upgrades at such a rate as Matrox do. Also, the updates actually improve with 
each release. Keep it up Matrox.
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From: pa...@enterprise.net (Paul Crosby)
Subject: Re: What is the best 3d graphics card/combination
Date: 1997/02/02
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