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January 03, 1999   Kenn Hwang > [View My Other Articles]
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Heretic II and MCM

Heretic II Performance - fstest.hd2
Voodoo2 Single @ 800x600
Celeron 550Mhz Socket-370 49.2 fps
Celeron 366Mhz Socket-370 36.1 fps
Celeron 333Mhz Slot-1 32.0 fps
Pentium II 500Mhz Slot-1 46.1 fps
Pentium II 400Mhz Slot-1 37.7 fps
RivaTNT @ 800x600
Celeron 550Mhz Socket-370 34.3 fps
Celeron 366Mhz Socket-370 30.1 fps
Celeron 333Mhz Slot-1 28.1 fps
Pentium II 500Mhz Slot-1 33.5 fps
Pentium II 400Mhz Slot-1 30.9 fps

Heretic II, based on the Quake II engine with OpenGL drivers, shows much of the same. Voodoo performance taking a slight lead over TNT, but with the TNT providing more consistent framerates through the demo. This test was run with a single Voodoo2 as opposed to SLI for the Quake II tests.

Motocross Madness - Direct3D Performance
Voodoo2 Single @ 800x600
Celeron 550Mhz Socket-370 48.2 fps avg
Celeron 366Mhz Socket-370 37.4 fps avg
Celeron 333Mhz Slot-1 35.4 fps avg
Pentium II 500Mhz Slot-1 45.9 fps avg
Pentium II 400Mhz Slot-1 42.1 fps avg
RivaTNT @ 800x600
Celeron 550Mhz Socket-370 54.2 fps avg
Celeron 366Mhz Socket-370 43.6 fps avg
Celeron 333Mhz Slot-1 41.5 fps avg
Pentium II 500Mhz Slot-1 53.4 fps avg
Pentium II 400Mhz Slot-1 51.2 fps avg

Since there is no demo recording function for Motocross Madness, these tests are a bit more subjective, taking framerate screenshots at 30-second intervals from a standstill for the length of a 5-lap race against 8 opponents on the Houston Supercross course.


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Here we see an interesting turn of events. For the first time in these tests, the TNT takes a leap forward in performance, beating out the single Voodoo2 on all configurations at 800x600. This is a testament to the exceptional Direct3D performance of the RivaTNT chipset.

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