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S3 GammaChrome S18 Pro Graphics Adapter Review

Date: 2005-4-21

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   You may have read our recent preview of the new graphics processor from S3 called GammaChrome (see our article called S3 GammaChromeS18 Graphics Processor Preview). Today we’re going to...

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Performance in Strategies

Warhammer 40.000: Dawn of War

S3 GammaChrome S18 Pro Graphics Adapter Review

The four vertex processors helped the GammaChrome to outperform the RADEON X300 in this game, but the deficiencies of the new product from S3 don’t allow it to reach the level of the RADEON X600 PRO, not to mention the GeForce 6600.

S3 GammaChrome S18 Pro Graphics Adapter Review

The S3 card falls behind the others once again in the “eye candy?mode. This time, however, it is close to the RADEON X300 which can’t be better in this test because of its slow memory.

Perimeter

S3 GammaChrome S18 Pro Graphics Adapter Review

Perimeter is a very demanding game and none of the tested cards ensured a comfortable frame rate even in 1024x768. As for the GammaChrome S18, it has the worst result among all the participating cards.




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