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  • Benchmarking with "High Quality" tells a similar tale; but the first-generation GeForce is able to narrow the lead somewhat. Since the GeForce2 will never be able to achieve its theoretical limit given current memory technologies, a common issue holds the two generations of GeForce boards back. At higher resolutions, ATI's Rage Fury MAXX is able to close the gap between itself and the more expensive GeForce DDR due to its dual memory bank (providing twice the bandwidth).





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