ATI has been making the AiW series for the last several years. Today's review will look at one of ATI's latest but not necessarily fastest All-in-Wonder video card.
Quality is something often overlooked by many people, but quality is very important, especially in a video card that you will be looking at quite alot. The 2D quality of the card was very good, besting most of the other cards I have tested so far, including a Radeon 8500LE and the GeForce 4 MX 440. 3D quality without any antialiasing or ansiotropic filtering is very nice, and the AA works very well in its job of removing the jagged edges of the polygons, though the ansiotropic filtering isn't always used, so in our tests didn't show any type of improvement.
Quality is something often overlooked by many people, but quality is very important, especially in a video card that you will be looking at quite alot. The 2D quality of the card was very good, besting most of the other cards I have tested so far, including a Radeon 8500LE and the GeForce 4 MX 440. 3D quality without any antialiasing or ansiotropic filtering is very nice, and the AA works very well in its job of removing the jagged edges of the polygons, though the ansiotropic filtering isn't always used, so in our tests didn't show any type of improvement.
