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Jedi Knight II squeezes every
last ounce life out of the Quake 3 game engine and offers fairly
impressive graphics as a result. It's no Unreal
Tournament 2003 but it's no slouch either. However,
since like Quake 3, this game is not very demanding on
today's leading edge graphics cards, we've decided to run
with only AA and Aniso enabled.
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Jedi Knight II
and Unreal Tournament 2003 |
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More OpenGL Testing and The
New DX8 Driven Advanced Unreal Engine |
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In the immortal words of
Yogi
Berra, "it's like Deja-Vu all over again". Like a
bad dream that won't go away, the Radeon 9500 Pro makes the
GeForce 4 Ti family look old school. NVIDIA needs the
GeForce FX out the door and quickly. This new lower
cost R300 variant will eat market share in a big way, with
numbers like this.
Now we'll look at the latest and
greatest from the folks at Epic Games, Unreal Tournament
2003. It's fierce, fun and oh-so pretty... just like
what the ladies say about our man
Marco!
No AA or
Aniso to cloud your judgment here, just a pre-set High
Quality setting that we enabled with a custom ini file we
use in the lab. This allows us to force identical
quality settings on all graphics cards, regardless of GPU or
VPU. The Radeon 9500 Pro is 15 - 25% faster than the
Ti 4200 and 3 - 5% faster than the GF4 Ti 4600, in this game
engine, plain and simple.
More UT 2003 and
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