NVIDIA Riva TNT2 PRO vs ATI Rage Fury MAXX

Comparative analysis of NVIDIA Riva TNT2 PRO and ATI Rage Fury MAXX videocards for all known characteristics in the following categories: Essentials, Technical info, Video outputs and ports, Compatibility, dimensions and requirements, API support, Memory.

 

Differences

Reasons to consider the NVIDIA Riva TNT2 PRO

  • Around 14% higher core clock speed: 143 MHz vs 125 MHz
  • Around 17% higher memory clock speed: 167 MHz vs 143 MHz
Core clock speed 143 MHz vs 125 MHz
Memory clock speed 167 MHz vs 143 MHz

Reasons to consider the ATI Rage Fury MAXX

  • 7.9x more texture fill rate: 2x 250.0 MTexel / s billion / sec vs 286.0 MTexel / s
  • 2x more maximum memory size: 2x 32 MB vs 32 MB
Texture fill rate 2x 250.0 MTexel / s billion / sec vs 286.0 MTexel / s
Maximum memory size 2x 32 MB vs 32 MB

Compare specifications (specs)

NVIDIA Riva TNT2 PRO ATI Rage Fury MAXX

Essentials

Architecture Fahrenheit Rage 4
Code name NV5 B6 Rage 4
Launch date 12 October 1999 1 October 1999
Place in performance rating not rated not rated
Type Desktop Desktop

Technical info

Core clock speed 143 MHz 125 MHz
Manufacturing process technology 250 nm 250 nm
Texture fill rate 286.0 MTexel / s 2x 250.0 MTexel / s billion / sec
Transistor count 15 million 8 million

Video outputs and ports

Display Connectors 1x VGA 1x VGA

Compatibility, dimensions and requirements

Interface AGP 4x AGP 4x
Supplementary power connectors None None

API support

DirectX 6.0 6.0
OpenGL 1.2 1.2

Memory

Maximum RAM amount 32 MB 2x 32 MB
Memory bandwidth 2.672 GB / s 2x 1.144 GB / s
Memory bus width 128 Bit 2x 64 Bit
Memory clock speed 167 MHz 143 MHz
Memory type SDR SDR

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