DirectX Games: Unreal Tournament 2003
Contents
- 1. The Wait Is Over
- 2. 3D Power-Wolf In Sheep's Clothing: The Visionary XP10
- 3. 3D Power-Wolf In Sheep's Clothing: The Visionary XP10, Continued
- 4. The Test Configuration At A Glance
- 5. What The Mobility Radeon 9600 Brings To The Table
- 6. Rock The Clock: Overdrive
- 7. Powerplay 4: Speed To Fit Your Needs
- 8. Powerplay 4: Speed To Fit Your Needs, Continued
- 9. Benchmarks Under Windows XP
13. DirectX Games: Unreal Tournament 2003
UT2003 Antalus Botmatch
UT2003 Antalus Flyby
Splinter Cell
Splinter Cell is a real resource hog. It uses both complex light/ shadow effects and pixel shader effects (v1.1). The frame rate is influenced in equal parts by 3D calculations and shadow calculations.
Yesterday's dream, today's reality: if you, unlike our sadistic testers, don't run the game at the highest possible quality settings, you'll be able to play at fluid frame rates at XGA resolution - on a notebook.
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