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Article #39Re: TNT or voodoo2 ?
From: Nogami
Date: Tue, 19 Jan 1999 00:00
Date: Tue, 19 Jan 1999 00:00
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On Mon, 18 Jan 1999 17:55:24 GMT, kychenABC@hpl.hp.com (Kay-Yut Chen - remove ABC in email to reply) wrote: >There are some debate over whether a V2 is better than a TNT. I have >seen some comparison and they are close enough that I think software >support should decide the issue. I think you're wrong. Quality, Compatibility and speed should decide the issue. >A V2 would run glide, D3D and OpenGL games while TNT cannot run glide >games. The choice is obvious. If you happen to care about glide-only games, which are now few and far-between. All new releases since the summer support all major accelerated 3D cards. And a V2 can't use any of it's wonderful accelerated properties in a window. There's nothing like playing QuakeII at full framerate in a window and watching your buddies chat on IRC at the same time. N.
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