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=[BANE]= 10-18-2002 10:38 AM

What's your MadOnion score?
 
My intention for this thread is not to see who's biggest (ok, maybe it is a little bit wink: ). I'm more interested in any comments/suggestions you guys may have for getting a better score. Constructive comments would be appreciated (by me at least).

So here we go...

[img]http://mohaa.cact-sd.org/aasigs/banesmadonionscore01.jpg[/img]

This score was obtained with the latest drivers and zero Windows tweaking.

geRV 10-18-2002 10:41 AM

Mine is round about that though im using 1.33ghz and an 8500.

r3mix 10-18-2002 11:32 AM

Intel P4 1.80A o/c @ 2.52ghz
EPoX 4G4A
256mb DDR Corsair XMS PC3200 400mhz
Triplex GF4 Ti4200 64mb
Philips Seismic Edge 5.1 Soundcard
Hercules 5.1 surround sound speakers
40gig 7200rpm IMB Deskstar 120GXP 8ms 2mb cache
LG 32x CDR-RW
Philips 15" CRT monitor
550w Superflower PSU
Intel Stock Heatsink & Fan
Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer 3
Microsoft Natural KB Pro
D-Link DSL200 ADSL Modem
System fans 2x 80mm

3DMark2001 SE - 10196
PCMark2002 -CPU- 6117
PCMark2002 -Mem- 5003
PCMark2002 -HDD- 969

Bleuachdu 10-18-2002 03:28 PM

Where do I run these tests?

geRV 10-18-2002 03:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bleuachdu
Where do I run these tests?

eek:


Go to madonion.com and download 3d mark 2002

ThinIce 10-18-2002 09:27 PM

[img]http://home.attbi.com/~snoooper/3dmark.jpg[/img]

Slinky2397 10-18-2002 10:52 PM

[img]http://mohaa.cact-sd.org/aasigs/slinky3dmark2001.jpg[/img]

Yet again, I come to the conclusion that my computer has something hideously wrong with it. I will retest them however when I get my Gf4 Ti4200 128 MB this weekend. cool:

Pfc.Green 10-18-2002 10:58 PM

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DJBUCKSHOT 10-18-2002 11:15 PM

LOL... Slinky, im with you on that one except my score was "Please use a real computer, not a modified refrigerator" :S.

HTF did it know :'( !?!

intrestedviewer 10-18-2002 11:18 PM

hahaha, whens nvidias new set of graphics card gonna come out? like d somethings or m somethings, not the geforce but the other new ones

DJBUCKSHOT 10-18-2002 11:23 PM

Hmmm... You talking about the nForce2?

intrestedviewer 10-18-2002 11:25 PM

no, its the new breed of graphics cards, probably to retire the geforce series, dunno.

Slinky2397 10-19-2002 09:05 AM

The NV30 is it's name I beleive.

intrestedviewer 10-19-2002 12:53 PM

so whats gonna be better Nvidia's NV30 or Ati's R300?
Why isnt there information about these things yet, they keep these things secret cry: why why oh why.

something i look forward to though,

"So ATI's R300 and NVIDIA's NV30 will comprise the first generation of dedicated graphics chips capable of cinematic quality shading. They won't be capable of rendering all of the best effects seen in recent movies with all of the detail in each scene in real time, but they should be able to deliver some exceptionally compelling graphics in real time. Gamers had better hold on to their seats once games that use these chips arrive. And these chips will challenge entire banks of servers by rendering production-quality frames at near-real-time speeds. Graphics guru John Carmack's recent Slashdot post on the subject anticipates replacing entire render farms with graphics cards within 12 months"

intrestedviewer 10-19-2002 01:06 PM

oh wait, i found info freak:

NV30 will be a 0.13-micron chip produced at TSMC.
The NV30 architecture will be similar to R300 but with more features (e.g. more shader instructions supported), higher core clock speed and faster memory.
Although support for a multichip solution is built into NV30, the NV30 platform will be a single chip solution just like every other NVIDIA card.
NV30 taped-out just recently and is 3 - 4 months away from final production silicon.
NVIDIA will most likely launch NV30 before their November/December shipping dates much like ATI launched R300 and Matrox launched Parhelia.
Despite very low yields on the parts, NVIDIA will make sure that enough NV30 parts are available to meet demands for this year.
Realistically speaking, December will probably be the month that NV30 will be readily available.

If all goes as planned, NV30 will be a very worthy successor to the GeForce4


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