Tested on

PIII-500 with 2 Wicked3D Voodoo2 boards in SLI configuration. Drivers:  3dfx driver for Voodoo2 version 3.03.00, released on 12/3/99  WickedGL drivers, released on 12/16/99  Regular version of WickedGL  WickedGL with high resolution modes optimization

K7-800 with Monster 3d 2 and Magic 3d 2 in SLI config Drivers:  AMD Athlon hacked drivers by Tempest 7/21/2000 WickedGL drivers, released on 12/16/99  Regular version of WickedGL  WickedGL with high resolution modes optimization

Timedemo results:

Resolution	Quality settings	3dfx		WickedGL (1)		WickedGL (2)		Improvement
demo001
640x480	default	47.6	*74.3	* 51.8	65.0	50.0	61.8	+9%	-13%
	maximum	28.0	24.5	* 50.9	*54.7	49.1	52.2	+82%	+123%
800x600	default	42.4	62.3	* 49.5	*58.9	48.7	57.4	+17%	-5%
	maximum	26.3	22.4	* 48.3	44.6	47.8	*45.5	+84%	+103%
960x720	default	34.2		43.1		* 44.4		+30%
	maximum	23.4		41.8		* 43.3		+85%
1024x768	default	30.6	41.0	39.6	40.9	* 41.4	*41.1	+35%	+1%
	maximum	22.0	18.7	38.4	30.6	* 40.3	*32.0	+83%	+71%
average fps	default	38.7	59.2	46.0	*54.9	*46.1	53.4
	maximum	24.9	21.9	44.9	*43.3	*45.1	43.2

Default quality settings:

• PIII-500 : Default for fresh installation of Quake 3 retail version
• K7-800 : Quake 3 demo

• Texture details -> maximum(rightmost slider position)
• My scores are with Bilinear filtering, Trilinear is on average 1 fps less

You will notice the intense competition between these two CPU's, the main contributing factor is SSE support.
Quake 3 has built in support for SSE (almost like POD  and MMX, I still think that is the only game that was
programmed that way ;) I could be wrong ! Not the star wars racer)
The other factor is that I am using hacked SLI drivers to get my 2 voodoo's to talk to each other,
I have a:

• 12 MB Monster voodoo2 (Diamond) 100 MHz RAM
• 12 MB Magic 3d 2 (Skywell technologies) 60 MHz RAM

Over all the K7 800 wins on the default setting, and the PIII 500 wins on the maximum setting

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