3D Mark 99 Max Scores.....

[cirrus]

This is what you get with good machine, but with shitty video card. I hope my MAX will arrive soon....

3DMark Project:
3DMark Build Version: 200
Date: 30.9.1999
Time: 1:18:45
Project Name:Nvidia Vanta
Comments: paska

Project Settings (Template):
Rendering Platform: Internal (NVIDIA Vanta)
Resolution: 800*600
Color Depth: 16-bit Color
CPU Optimization: AMD 3DNow!(tm)
Z-Buffer: 16-bit
Frame Buffer: Triple buffering
Refresh Rate: 83 Hz
Looping: Disabled
Texture Format: 16-bit, 4444 RGBA
Run Tests: Once
Title Screen: Shown

Test Results:
3DMark Result : 3 405 3DMarks
Synthetic CPU 3D Speed : 9 577 CPU 3DMarks
Rasterizer Score : 1 168 3DRasterMarks
Game 1 - Race: 39,5 FPS
Game 2 - First Person: 29,9 FPS
Fill Rate : 97,7 MTexels/s
Fill Rate With Multi-Texturing : 145,5 MTexels/s
2MB Texture Rendering Speed: 121,7 FPS
4MB Texture Rendering Speed: 86,2 FPS
8MB Texture Rendering Speed: 54,9 FPS
16MB Texture Rendering Speed: 32,5 FPS
32MB Texture Rendering Speed: 20,3 FPS
Bump Mapping Emboss, 3-pass: 33,7 FPS
Bump Mapping Emboss, 2-pass: 41,7 FPS
Bump Mapping Emboss, 1-pass: 69,6 FPS
Point Sample Texture Filtering Speed: 101,6 %
Bilinear Texture Filtering Speed: 100,0 %
Trilinear Texture Filtering Speed: 84,1 %
Anisotropic Texture Filtering Speed: 84,0 %
6 Pixel/individual: 1 222,6 KPolygons/s
6 Pixel/strips: 1 433,0 KPolygons/s
25 Pixel/individual: 445,0 KPolygons/s
25 Pixel/strips: 526,4 KPolygons/s
50 Pixel/individual: 324,2 KPolygons/s
50 Pixel/strips: 379,7 KPolygons/s
250 Pixel/individual: 136,6 KPolygons/s
250 Pixel/strips: 147,0 KPolygons/s
1000 Pixel/individual: 51,4 KPolygons/s
1000 Pixel/strips: 53,6 KPolygons/s

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Arto

[This message has been edited by cirrus (edited 10-05-1999).]

[SCompRacer]

MattTr, I have a retail boxed P III processor, and it has the as shipped fan and heat sink on it.

Does a fine job, but I do have extra fans, two intake and two exhaust, on my full tower for added circulation. At 72 F room temp, MB runs about 30C/86F and procesor 41C/105F. O/C added a couple of degrees to processor.

If you do add a different fan, the key is a good quality heat transfer compound. Some post's in Deja regarding high temps in P III's were due to OEM processors and poorly installed heat sinks.

[This message has been edited by SCompRacer (edited 10-05-1999).]

[MattTr]

Thanks Scompracer.
What mother board are you using? I am using the Abit BH6. The temp reading I get is from using the built in temp monitor. Do you know if that monitors the CPU temp or the case temp?
I do have three fans in my case, not counting the ones on the Video cards or processors, so I should be o.k. as far as air circulation.
Thanks again.

[SCompRacer]

I have an ASUS P2B-LS. I am not familiar with your Abit, but the P2B series will do MB temp, while processor temp, even P III's, must be done with external P2T temp probe using ASUS Probe 2.02. The ASUS P3B-F MB will read the on die P III temp.

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P III 500 @ 560 via 112 FSB, ASUS P2B-LS w/1010 BIOS, 256 MB 8ns ECC RAM ECC Enabled since 5.13 driver release, current 5.25 drivers, Seagate 9 GB LVD Cheetah & 9 GB UW Barracuda, 10 GB IDE DiamondMax, Plextor Ultraplex 32 X/Plexwriter 8/2/20 RW, Hitachi GD 2000 IDE DVD CD ROM, SCSI ZIP Insider, G400 MAX, SB Live, Sigma Hollywood + DVD decoder, US Robotics 56K Sportster, Sony GDM400PS, UMAX 2400S SCSI scanner, Soundworks 5.1, HP 6P Laser & 890C, LAN & USB enabled. SB Live shares IRQ w/MAX, bus mastering enabled, Win98 SE and NT 4.0 SP4.