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my 3Dmark2001, looking for any input, good , bad ?

post #1 of 5
11/24/02 at 3:50pm
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Operating System Microsoft Windows XP
DirectX Version 8.0

Mobo Manufacturer Intel Corporation
Mobo Model Sheeks - Northwood/Brookdale Customer Reference Board
AGP Rates (Current/Available) N/A / N/A

CPU Intel Pentium 4 2799 MHz
FSB 0 MHz
Memory 1024 MB

Graphics Chipset Generic VGA
Driver Name MOBILITY RADEON 9000
Driver Version 6.13.10.6178
Video Memory 64 MB

Program Version 3DMark2001 Original
Resolution 1024x768 32bit
Texture Format Compressed
FSAA Disabled
Z-Buffer Depth 24bit
Frame Buffer Double
Rendering Pipeline D3D Pure Hardware T&L





3DMark Score 6828 3D marks

Game 1 Car Chase - Low Detail 91.0 FPS
Game 1 Car Chase - High Detail 48.6 FPS
Game 2 Dragothic - Low Detail 102.6 FPS
Game 2 Dragothic - High Detail 57.5 FPS
Game 3 Lobby - Low Detail 110.8 FPS
Game 3 Lobby - High Detail 53.3 FPS
Game 4 Nature 29.9 FPS

Fill Rate (Single-Texturing) 491.1 MTexels/s
Fill Rate (Multi-Texturing) 921.4 MTexels/s

High Polygon Count (1 light) 20.0 MTriangels/s
High Polygon Count (8 lights) 4.7 MTriangels/s

Environment Bump Mapping 117.1 FPS
DOT3 Bump Mapping 61.7 FPS

Vertex Shader 68.2 FPS
Pixel Shader 86.6 FPS
Advanced Pixel Shader N/A

Point Sprite 14.9 MSprites/s
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post #2 of 5
11/24/02 at 5:27pm
It seems slightly below average, which is 7k, from what I have seen.

Brian.
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post #3 of 5
11/24/02 at 5:30pm
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and i am running a 2.8Ghz chip

but if i don't game , does it really matter for any other apps beside

graphic intensive games ?
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post #4 of 5
11/24/02 at 5:36pm
Well, for processor speed it doesn't really matter when it comes to games. They are all centered around the graphics card, and any bump up on processor speed will not have a great effect.

If you are doing processor intensive applications: say ripping a dvd, or compiling code, or doing multiple things at once, then the processor speed will be of importance. That, and memory speed, FSB speed, and HD Speed. All of which is tied up on HD speed since it is usually the main bottleneck of a system.

All my opinion,

Brian.
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post #5 of 5
11/24/02 at 6:55pm
3dmark is a program made to measure video performance. The processor will not have much of a difference on the results. This is the reason that a 3dmark score between a 2.2ghz and a 2.8 ghz machine with the same video card will come up with very similar results. However, when going from a lets say, 800mhz machine, to a 1.5 ghz machine there will be a large difference, say 1500 or so, if you have a very modern video card (geforce 4, radeon 9000...) In other words, the bottleneck for graphic performance is at the video card, not the cpu..

did ya get all that.. I tend to talk/type in circles..

so no, these scores will not matter unless you're doing graphic intensive things.


kreeper
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