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Mad
Onion's 3D Mark 2000
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6474
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In my review of the Absolute
Multimedia GeForce2 GTS it became apparent that the CPU was actually the
limiting factor in obtaining a high 3D Mark score. What stands out even more
from this benchmark is that the Azza KT133BX board with this same Duron 800
only scored 6292.While 3D Mark is a good benchmark for comparing your system
performance to another's, it simply doesn't show all the performance capable
from a configuration like a game benchmark can. You can download 3D Mark 2000
here.
Quake
3 Arena
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640
x 480
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800
x 600
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1280
x 1024
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Fastest
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106.3
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104.1
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101.4
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Normal
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99.7
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97.8
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95.3
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High
Quality
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97.9
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96.8
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62.4
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Here, the resolutions are all separated.
You can figure out where your gaming preferences fall. For comparison the
Azza/Duron combo was within 3 to 5 FPS in almost every resolution - but it
got beat everywhere. This has to be attributable to the superior memory performance
of the AOpen AK33. Check out those numbers though - we are within a few frames
of 100 FPS in every resolution except in High Quality 1280 x 1024. That's
a lot of performance from a CPU that is sold by AMD as their "budget"
chip.
