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| ATI RADEON 9800 Power to the F-Buffer (what else is new?) | |
| (Review by MS, July 18, 2003) |
3DMark2001SE
RADEON 9800 Pro (blue/green) vs, RADEON 9700 Pro (orange/Pink). The black line shows the ratio between the two cards' scores and marginally increases with higher workload. AA means that there were no settings for AA other than the application preference done in the control panel but 6 samples AA was enabled in the 3DMark2001SE panel.
Car Chase Low Detail
RADEON 9800 Pro (blue/green) vs, RADEON 9700 Pro (orange/Pink) with the black line showing the ratio between both cards with scores that are, on average, 13% higher for the RADEON 9800.
Car Chase High Detail
At high detail level, we ran into some anomalies in that the 9700 actually outperformed the 9800.
Dragothic Low Detail
3DMark2001SE
It is not really a trend but at the lower resolution (no AA) the two cards are closer together than at the high resolution settings with AntiAliasing pushed to the max
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