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  • In Quake III Arena, we can begin to see the advantages of the KYRO's internal 32-bit color rendering. In 16-bit color mode, the fire in the following screenshots is noticeably more detailed on a KYRO than a GeForce2 GTS. To help see this, I've blown up the shots 250%. (Ed Note: Even at its normal resolution, this image quality disparity is noticeable.)

    KYRO

    GeForce2 GTS

    With high quality settings (32-bit color), the KYRO and GeForce2 GTS produce equally stunning images.

    KYRO

    GeForce2 GTS





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