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Article #76102Re: MATROX MILLENNIUM or MYSTIQUE? HELP!!
From: jfo... Jeff
Date: Thu, 16 Jan 1997 00:00
Date: Thu, 16 Jan 1997 00:00
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On 15 Jan 1997 22:50:49 GMT, slo...@hotmail.com (MaD DoG) wrote: >In article <01bc02e6$2cdf5a20$010200c0@default>, > "Fuji Sartono" <sar...@prica.org> wrote: >:IF you really want a good 3d card don't go for Mystique -> go for a card >:that has the Voodoo 3D chip. > >Has anyone run the Diamond Monster 3d and the Mil on the same machine? I have but not in side-by-side comparison. A side-by-side comparison would only be applicable if you were using Direct3D games but the Monster 3D and the Righteous 3D (both with Voodoo 3DFX chips) are much faster than the millenium in 3D applications and have more features. Also remember that the Millenium is a 2D card while the Monster 3D does not support 2D at all. I did compare the Millenium in side-by-side tests with the Diamond Stealth 3200 (used to be the Diamond Stealth 2mb VRAM card) and the Millenium was less than 5% faster than than the Stealth. This test was conducted using the latest drivers from both companies in September of 1996. --******************************* jfo...@voicenet.com *'s inserted in return address to foil spambots --*******************************
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