Prima di 3DFX - Pentium 120 & Matrox Mystique 220 Benchmarks

[@RetroInside94]

Sua Maestà la Mystique! WOW Bellissima prova!Quel "Software render Sensation" della Mystique fa impazzire ehehehe

[@fer2lance]

I also had a p120 with 3dfx back in the day, reminds me of very good memories. Looking forward for other benchmarks, likes this one ! Thanks a lot

[@efpcvintageplanet3406]

@@fer2lance thank you for the feedback. Happy to have made you remember the good times😉

[@luigistrada7070]

Roba fenomenale Enrico

[@efpcvintageplanet3406]

Grazie Luigi❤. E' vecchio, giallo e brutto, arranca con gli FPS ma ha un cuore grande questo PC che non si ferma da quasi trent'anni✌

[@3dfxvoodoocards6]

Interesting hardware and benchmarks. I guess the earliest 3d games from 1996-1997 should run ok with it. For later games it would be, I guess, too slow.

[@efpcvintageplanet3406]

in the first benchmarks the CPU works and the Matrox is compatible with the old Vesa standard. Quake taxes the Pentium 120 at just 11 FPS in 640X480. the Mystique has a good Ramdac at 220 MHZ and makes it count in Final Reality and Forsaken where it approaches 30 FPS in 640X480. the absence of bilinear filtering makes the graphics look a lot like the rendering software, it only goes faster thanks to Ramdac. Ultimately it was a great machine for MS-DOS titles and did well with games optimized for the Mystique. I'm just trying an ATI Rage PCI with Forsaken on 166mmx, the graphics are more defined thanks to the filters but the framerate pays off by stopping at around 14 FPS. It's pre 3dfx era😅