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From: scheng@cs.utexas.edu (Sheila Cheng)
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Subject: Re: Graphics workstation for computational medical modeling
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Date: 22 Jan 91 23:15:14 GMT
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If you are looking for fast graphics performance then you can't
beat teh Silicon Graphics GTX and VGX series graphics engines.  I
always operate in their native mode so I dont know about the X
side of things.  As far as I know, the VGX engine is the fastest
commercially available turn-key rendering system around.