08/12/2003, 1:35am, EDT
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ATI Radeon 9800 update has unique GL tuning
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"Version 4.1 features of ATI Display, included with the driver update, includees the OpenGL Overrides Tab inside the 3D Options Pane. ATI Displays 4.1 allows overriding the settings in existing games and extending Full Scene Anti-Aliasing (FSAA) and Anisotropic Filtering (part of SMOOTHVISION) functionality to older game titles that were not designed with these in mind. With ATI Displays, game players have the ability to define per-title 3D option profiles as well as option presets that can be used by multiple titles and appy changes to the settings immediately. The options apply to titles using OpenGL and include FSAA, Anisotropic Filtering (AF), Vertical Sync (VSync) and a composite control in the form of a Performance slider."
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If you want a gaming machine the PC will always be better.
The mac is a more serious machine for real work.
And graphics companies will always be behind for mac support
Even the mac version of open gl does not support all the features of open gl on windows like shimmering water. That feature box is dimmed out on Neverwinter Nights because it's not support on the mac. It's not Bioware's fault it is not there. The last ground breaking mac only video game was Marathon. Period. That was 8 years ago. There will never be another like it.
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