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I must give NVIDIA credit for having the power to force companies to dance under their 6-shooter of a glare. BUT, Reactor Critical have found out this very interesting bit of news by doing a WHOIS for the domain name of VGA-NO1:
</font color=purple></i><i><font color=purple>And what about the Kyro II versus GeForce 2 MX deathmatch? If you get the Kyro II, you end up with a superb gaming card with (nearly) GeForce 2 GTS performance at the price of a 64 MB GeForce 2 MX or below. On top of that it offers better FSAA performance and has support for EMBM. In a few cases (Serious Sam, Eidos F1) it might even come close to a GeForce 2 Pro!
However, the KYRO II only performs well under certain conditions. While this doesn't have to be a problem, the future owner of a Kyro II should be well aware of these conditions. In order to achieve maximum performance:
You should always disable anisotrophic filtering, even if it is the default filtering option for a particular game.
You should get/have a strong CPU to make sure that upcoming games with high polygon counts run well. A Duron 850 or better is strongly advised.