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Korean graphic card roundup, Parhelia doing quite well
Darkcrow has published a pretty good roundup of the best vidcards on the market. It's in Korean, but the pictures speak for themselves 
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All I can say is - WOW ! Parhelia rocks !!! -
Except the aniso quality.
But everything else indeed shows why I bought one and wouldn't swap it for anything else.
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And my OC'd Parhelia does even better....Let us return to the moon, to stay!!!Comment
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Not that it really matters, but does anyone know what drivers they're using?"The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and all science. He to whom this emotion is a stranger, who can no longer pause to wonder and stand rapt in awe, is as good as dead: His eyes are closed"
--- Albert Einstein
"Drag racing is for people that don't know how to brake and downshift at the same time."Comment
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1.0.8 or however many 0's there are in there not the latest betas but the latest official release.is a flower best picked in it's prime or greater withered away by time?
Talk about a dream, try to make it real.Comment
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Hi, Folks
I am youngcrow@darkcrow, this benchmark's author^^
I have two id on the internet .. One is this ID, ohloveme and another is youngcrow @ darkcrow ..
I was extremely supprised at this performance result for testing ..
and its quality is a little weak than other mainstream rich one(its a little disappoinment to me) ..
I think that Parhelia and Radeon 9700 Pro is very good choice for playing UT2003 ..
but obviously, Parhelia is getting stronger ...Last edited by ohloveme; 15 October 2002, 11:01.Intel Pentium IV 2.4B@3.0GHz
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Matrox Parhelia 128MB Retail 235/615
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Man, I have to say that I appreciate your site. You guys are always among the first with new product announcements, pictures and other stuff like that. Keep up the good work!
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.Comment
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Your work is appreciated by me as well....Let us return to the moon, to stay!!!Comment
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Yes, a very good site. Now, if you had english news....
Edit: Hrm, Matrox REALLY needs to fix that aniso filtering.... And shouldn't it be faster too?Last edited by Slougi; 15 October 2002, 11:58.-Slougi
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here is more English readable page for yours
Intel Pentium IV 2.4B@3.0GHz
ALPHA 8942 Cooler
Gigabyte 8PE667Pro (845PE)
Kingmax PC-2700 512MB DDR + Thermaltake Heatsink
IMB Deskstar 120GXP 80GB 7200 rpm
Seagate Baracuda IV 40GB 7200 rpm
Matrox Parhelia 128MB Retail 235/615
Philips 107P NF
Netgear FA301TX + Intel Pro 100/VE bridged connection
Liteon 40X/12X/48X CDRW
Seasonic 300W Silence
Windows XP Professional Eng.Comment
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Thanks!-Slougi
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Thanks ohloveme...
One thing disturbs me about your "picture quality" images though... I'm pretty sure that when you resized those pictures you (probably accidentally) used some sort of pixel interpolation on them... This does not reproduce the real quality of the images, and should be avoided by doing the following when resizing images:
In PhotoShop: Choose "Nearest Neighbor" as the interpolation method.
In Paint Shop Pro: Choose Resize Type as "Pixel resize".
In PhotoPaint: Theoretically, deselecting the "Antialias" checkbox when resampling the image. Didn't work as I tried it, though...
Attached is an image that demonstrates the small but noticeable difference.Comment
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Cool, shows that Parhelia really rocks in UT2k3. Also shows how much the "THe way its meant to be played" nvidia commercial means.
I was just wondering why Parhelia cannot show similar performance in other titles, ie. beating geforce4 ti4600 and coming close to r9700. Afterall UT2k3 is hardly a DX8 title since it doesnt use much advanced pixel/vertex shaders. Was just wondering which part of unreal engine Parhelia likes so much.
Anyway, hope to see those performance levels on all upcoming games with unreal2 engine
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