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

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From: Steve Allison
Date: Mon, 10 Mar 1997 00:00
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In article <01bc2c26$e0feb6e0$530520ce@coolio>, Dennis Moran
<coo...@coolio9.com> writes
>Robert <Ro...@metronet.com> wrote in article
><5fsqpl$s...@newnews.metronet.com>...
>> Close, it's actually The Hercules Dynamite 128 with a Orchid3d
>> The Hercules is much faster, and has higher refresh rates then the
>> Millenium.
>> 
>> meis...@ix.netcom.com (Meister) wrote:
>> 
>> >Matrox Millenium and Orchid Righteous 3d are the best combination.  I
>> >have this combo and it works awesome!
>> 
>> >Meister
>> 
>> 
>
>Not quite. The Millenium has the highest refresh rates out of all video
>cards, and is a lot faster than the Dynamite128.
>
Oh yes and at what resolution are we talking about? and is this 2D or 
3D? the millennium is beaten by the Diamond Stealth 3d for most except 
3D.
 There are many faster cards on the market now, and getting faster. But 
which is going to be the best supported? That's the question!

-- 
Steve
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Subject: Re: What is the best 3d graphics card/combination
Date: 1997/03/10
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