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    GPU tests continue...

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by Clearday, Oct 15, 2004.

  1. Clearday

    Clearday Notebook Evangelist

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    Intel Pentium 4 Prescott 3.2
    CoolerMaster Hyper 6
    512*2 Patriot PC4000
    Seagate 120gb 7200.7
    power supply Aopen 400watt 12cm AO400-12APNB
    Windows XP pro SP2
    for Ati:Catalyst v4.9,for Nvidia:ForceWare v61.77

    Well I ve seen some problems with SP2 when try to test X800 Pro cards...
    and cannot manage to take points,after uninstall SP2 and back to SP1
    take some points reliable but I use all of them on the same platform,
    so I didnt write results of 3dmark2003 of x800 cards.If your gpu card
    is between the 3000-4000 points,for not so long but you can manage to play
    smoothly.I noticed my notebook Amilo M1420 (below jpg) take 3550 points.
    It s not so bad for a notebook but it means following year,unfortunately
    I have to upgrade or resell a notebook too.And that notebook must have
    at least 9800 mobility and more...Even if we will see some mobility
    gpus called "X" Series...Conclusion;we cant race with these cards speed...
    www.futuremark.com/download/?3dmark03.shtml


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    Clearday, Oct 15, 2004
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