I'm not saying here that all of THG's review of the Parhelia is wrong, but I just noticed something which hints at proving THG does fudge results slightly
(I'm assuming here though that anand's XP2100+ is of very similar performance to THG's PIV 2.2Ghz in 3dmark2k1SEv330 for the fillrate tests - if this is not true, I'm talking out of my R-se
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Results from the THG jury:
Multitexturing Fillrate:
ATi 8500 1866.4
Nvidia GF4 2321.8
Parhelia 2478.0
Now, this shows the GF4 way ahead of the 8500 and Parhelia infront of both, but not by a massive amount.
Results from the Anandtech jury:
Multitexturing Fillrate:
ATi 8500 2048.4
Nvidia GF4 2324.4
Parhelia 2758.9
Now, this shows the GF4 ahead of the 8500, but by a smaller margin (ATi has gained 10%), the GF4 is pretty much identical and Parhelia infront of both, but this time, by nearly 20% instead of 5% or so as THG showed.
I dunno about you, but to me Anand has shown all three cards performing optimally, and THG has only shown the GF4 running optimally (hence the same result).
(I'm assuming here though that anand's XP2100+ is of very similar performance to THG's PIV 2.2Ghz in 3dmark2k1SEv330 for the fillrate tests - if this is not true, I'm talking out of my R-se
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Results from the THG jury:
Multitexturing Fillrate:
ATi 8500 1866.4
Nvidia GF4 2321.8
Parhelia 2478.0
Now, this shows the GF4 way ahead of the 8500 and Parhelia infront of both, but not by a massive amount.
Results from the Anandtech jury:
Multitexturing Fillrate:
ATi 8500 2048.4
Nvidia GF4 2324.4
Parhelia 2758.9
Now, this shows the GF4 ahead of the 8500, but by a smaller margin (ATi has gained 10%), the GF4 is pretty much identical and Parhelia infront of both, but this time, by nearly 20% instead of 5% or so as THG showed.
I dunno about you, but to me Anand has shown all three cards performing optimally, and THG has only shown the GF4 running optimally (hence the same result).
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