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From: Stephen Bailey <sbailey@Vinton.COM>
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Subject: Re: 3d accelerators for PC
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At 09:39 PM 1/23/96 -0500, Agust wrote:
>HELP!
>
>I need to know the what is the fastest GUI/Render accel card out there,
>The top price I am looking for is 50.000$. I know this may sound abit=
absurd
>but I=B4m looking for this to accel both rendering and to get realtime VRML
>stuff in hires.
>If anyone knows about ANY good accelerator cards let me know. I have heard
>something about a card called "Gloria", and I want more info on this one..
>Thanks in advance..
You should try reading the Usenet group "comp.graphics.api.opengl". There's
usually an updated FAQ there containing a comprehensive list of the latest
opengl hardware. Not to mention a wealth of both technical and non-technical
discussion on the topic.
I think the "Gloria" board is made by Elsa [Germany].
