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Radeon 9700 Pro, ATi Flexes Some Muscle |
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Oct 11, 2002, 07:30am EDT |
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Performance - Anisotropic Filtering & Professional
By: Dan Mepham |
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Similar to our Antialiasing numbers, we examined the Radeon 9700 Pro's performance across three different resolutions using different Anisotropic filtering rates. Even with 16X Anisotropic filtering enabled (and 4X AA), the Radeon 9700 Pro turns in playable framerates.
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Lastly, just to give an idea of professional level performance, we compared the Radeon 9700 Pro to our older GeForce 2 GTS using SPEC's SPECviewperf benchmark. This is one instance where an upgrade like this could actually improve productivity, if 3D rendering performance is of concern.
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1. Introduction
2. R300, A Basic Overview
3. R300 Overview Continued
4. The Card
5. The Drivers
6. Test Disclosure
7. Performance - Antialiasing
8. Performance - Antialiasing Cont'd
9. Performance - Scaling
10. Performance - Anisotropic Filtering & Professional
11. Summary
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