VIDBLITZ is a small utility I wrote that I thought I would share with you all.
The purpose of this program is to determine the performance of your video
card. When you run the program, your screen turns black for a few seconds.
During this time, VIDBLITZ writes and reads data to and from video memory,
timing the results. The timing statistics appear on the screen afterwards.

I wrote this program since none of the existing video card test-utilities
seemed to clock what is important to me: Raw DOS Transfers. Included in the
file DSP64300.TXT are the results from my own video card, a Chips &
Technologies DSP64300 VLB card. In the file VIDCARDS.TXT you can find the
timing results from several other video cards. These timings come from the
people who have sent me the results from their video card. I would be happy
if you would send me the results from YOUR card. You can do this in the
following way:

Pipe the timing results to a file:

VIDBLITZ -S > MYCARD.TXT

Edit the text file and insert the following important machine
specifications:

- The CPU clock speed and the brand/model of your CPU
- The brand/model of your video card (including the chipset)
- The type and amount of video RAM on the video card
- The bus type and bus version

Example:

"INTEL 80486 DX/2 processor running at 66.67 (67) Mhz VESA Local Bus Diamond 
 Stealth 32 (TSENG ET4000/w32p chipset with 2 MB DRAM installed"

Please be sure to include all this information.

Print out the file and send it to the following address:

Fabian Gonzalez
Kleists Gate 8
N-7018 Trondheim
Norway

Or, send the file to me via e-mail:

fabian@alkymi.unit.no

Thank you very much. I hope you enjoy this small utility. This program is
continually updated. New versions are uploaded to the following locations
on the internet:

ftp.eng.ufl.edu /pub/msdos/demos/incoming
wuarchive.wustl.edu /pub/MSDOS_UPLOADS/graphics
wuarchive.wustl.edu /pub/MSDOS_UPLOADS/programming
alkymi.unit.no /incoming

Signed,

Fabian Gonzalez
aka Zax - M.A.G.E. / Avalanche