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Article #1759Re: FINAL WORD: Quake vs. M2
From: aj... Azeem Shahjahan Jiva
Date: Thu, 04 Jan 1996 00:00
Date: Thu, 04 Jan 1996 00:00
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Andy Stocker (ke...@u.washington.edu) wrote:
:>Emre Yucel <amo...@bc.cybernex.net> wrote:
:>>But wait a minute, not only with better graphics, but with twenty
:>>times choppyer. So this way, you can have a nice tea party between
:>>frames. Wow. That's so cool.
:>>I can imagine it now:
:>>"How about a tennis match until next frame?"
:>>"Let's watch the monday night football before that next frame"
:>>"Oh, can you hold one a second, my next frame is about to
:>>come up, I really don't want to miss it."
:>>
:>>Have fun at 1 frame per second.
:>If ignorance is bliss, man, you're dancin'.
:>Like I've said before, a PowerMac handles frame rates an average of
:>10-15% FASTER than an Pentium at the same mhz.
How is that? When pentiums have PCI video cards that are much faster than
what most powermacs have. Yeah the newer powermacs have pci but the
majority of the powermacs still in use are using nubus video cards (akin
to ISA ones on the pc). So how is it possible to get better performance
from a slow video card????
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