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Real3D Starfighter AGP

Benchmarks

 

Test system

 

Pentium II 266 (running at different speeds)
ABit BX6 mainboard
64 MB PC100 SDRAM
Real3D Starfighter (AGP)
Diamond Monster Sound MX200
Refresh rate set at 60 Hz
Windows 95 OSR 2.1
Fresh install of all software (no tweaking)

 

 

CPU clock speed: 336 MHz (112 MHz x 3)

  640x480 800x600
Forsaken NUKE 500% 78.1 67.2
Quake II Demo1 45.0 31.8
Quake II Crusher 26.2 24.3

 

 

Real3D Starfighter Velocity 4400 Viper V330
Dark Blue Green Red

 

Forsaken-640x480

150
79
78

 

Quake II Demo1 -640x480

64.1
44.6
45.0

 

Quake II Crusher 640x480

36.1
26.4
26.2

Forsaken-800x600

104
75
67

 

Quake II Demo1 -800x600

57.2
35.4
31.8

 

Quake II Crusher -800x600

34.5
25.8
24.3

 

 

CPU clock speed: 233 MHz (66 MHz x 3.5)

  640x480 800x600
Forsaken NUKE 500% 67.5 62.1
Quake II Demo2 35.6 28.2
Quake II Crusher 16.4 16.0

 

 

The performance of the Starfighter is nowhere near the newest video cards, but for its age the I740 based card is doing fairly well. As long as you plan on running games at 640x480 and have a P2 300 or faster, it should be more than adequete.

 

Visual Quality

The visual quality is very good on Direct 3D and after a little image tweaking in Quake II, the quality is close to TNT. Here's a screenshot comparison for you:

TNT:

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Starfighter:

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