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Table of Contents
Introduction
Background: The History That Shaped Tomorrow
Features Overview: General Inspection
Features Overview: General Inspection Cont'd
Features Overview: nFinite FX Technology
Features Overview: nFinite FX Technology Cont'd
Features Overview: Lightspeed Memory Architecture
Features Overview: Lightspeed Memory Architecture Cont'd
Features Overview: Lightspeed Memory Architecture Cont'd
Features Overview: High-Resolution Anti-Aliasing
ELSA Gladiac 920: Bundle
ELSA Gladiac 920: Test Setup & Demos
ELSA Gladiac 920: Quake III Arena Benchmarks
ELSA Gladiac 920: AquaMarks Benchmarks
ELSA Gladiac 920: Vulpine GLMark
ELSA Gladiac 920: 3D WinBench 2000 1.1 Benchmarks
ELSA Gladiac 920: 3D Mark 2001
Conclusion

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ELSA Gladiac 920 GeForce 3
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ELSA Gladiac 920: AquaMarks Benchmarks
AquaMark v2.1 is one of the few benchmarking software available to take advantage of the features of NVIDIA's GeForce 3, and in the following tests, you will see how the benchmark proggy make good use of the Pixel Shader.



No Fullscreen Anti-Aliasing






Comments
The ELSA Gladiad 920 leads the competition quite easily, pulling far ahead at every resolution tested.




2x Fullscreen Anti-Aliasing






Comments
Interestingly, the ELSA Gladiac 920 didn't drop many frames doing 2x FSAA at all the resolutions tested above, while the GeForce and GeForce 2 cards were cruelly punished. At 1600x1200, the two 32MB cards dropped out, unable to proceed with the required tests.




4x Fullscreen Anti-Aliasing






Comments
4x Anti-Aliasing tests decimated the GeForce and GeForce 2 cards as well, but the ELSA Gladiac 920 still holds its pace, although it hits a brick wall at 1600x1200 like the other cards.



 
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