Fastgraphics heeft een big ass 2D/3D graphics card roundup in elkaar gedraaid.
En de winnaar is:...
Clearly the winner of the field, and the best choice among today's chipsets if you're on a high-end machine. The TNT chipset performs excellent in 2D and 3D, outperforming even the G200 in 2D. The 3D Image Quality is high, though G200 is a tad bit better in this area. When it comes to 3D performance there is currently no other chipset that touches TNT, except for the Banshee card from Diamond which performs about the same as most TNT cards. The differences among the TNT cards are little. All cards I've tested are were AGP versions, all equipped with 16 Mb of 8 ns SDRAM. Looking at the performance differences between the TNT cards, we see very small variations, mostly within 1% of each other. If you're in the market for a TNT based card you shouldn't let yourself be lead by performance. Price and bundle might be more important. If you're into overclocking, be sure that you get a TNT card which comes with active cooling, instead of one that just comes with a heatsink. Final thought: TNT cards don't scale down very well, so if you have a slower Pentium II or Super 7 system, you might want to go for Banshee instead.
