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  • Memory bandwidth limitations become exposed when testing moves to the Quake III High Quality setting where 32-bit color and enhanced texture quality play a deciding role in how well each card can perform.

    In the case of the GeForce2, bandwidth isn't a problematic issue until we reach 1280x1024, where performance is nearly halved, and again at 1600x1200.





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