Excerpt: The ATI Rage Fury MAXX ATI's New Twin Engine Hot Rod In the world of 3D Graphics Accelerators, there are a number of ways to approach the issue of increasing fill rate,
Conclusion: Thanks again to Doron Aronson, Julius Quintos, and Nympha Lee of ATI, for your time and consideration! It looks as if this Holiday Season is going to be a little brighter...
Conclusion: If it weren't for the outrageous price/performance rating of the Rage Fury Maxx, it would have gotten at least twice this score. As it is though, the Maxx runs WAY too
Pros: Great hardware DVD acceleration, ummm... Lots of room for improvement....?
Cons: Expensive as hell, AWFUL drivers, Very low performance for the cost, Resolutions limited to 1600x1200, even in 2d, No Windows 2000 support, even in 2d, Poor image qual...
Summary: Meet a very original graphics card based on two ATI RAGE FURY Pro chips. Although the features are not that impressive, the technology is pretty interesting.
Conclusion: The MAXX is probably the most unique video card today, as it takes a novel approach to the "scan-line interleave" idea in "Alternate Frame Rendering.
Summary: The Rage Fury MAXX plays an interesting role in the video card market right now. Overall, especially in high-resolution/32-bit color scenarios, it has a nice time beating...
Summary: Leistungsmäßig kann die ATi Rage Fury MAXX besonders in Systemen mit schnellem Prozessor und bei hohen Auflösungen mit gleichzeitig hoher Farbtiefe überzeugen.