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Q3Test Athlon/SMP Report

Version 1.06 of the Quake 3 Arena Test has just been released, and the big news is SMP support and a working fully functional timedemo! Check out our...[ Read More ]

Maintainer:	Kenn Hwang
Date:	July 18, 1999
Category:	Guides : Optimizing Performance
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