Pour ceux comme moi qui veulent en savoir plus sur les 6800 :
Voici un test en anglais, mais intéressant de par le fait que la machine de test n'est pas à des années lumières de nos bécanes (enfin, pour la plupart d'entre nous hein
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http://accelenation.com/?ac.id.229.1
Here are the basic hardware specifications of our current test system:
Windows XP Pro (SP1)
DirectX 9.0b
Athlon XP2100+ CPU (1.73GHz Tbred-B overclocked to 2.4GHz @ 1.8V)
Epox 8RDA+ nForce2 motherboard (overclocked to 200MHz FSB @ 1.72V)
2 x 256MB of PC3200 memory (DDR400 latency 2-2-2-4 @ 2.77V)
128MB Radeon 9800 Pro (default 378.0MHz core & 337.5MHz mem)
40GB ATA IBM GXP Deskstar hard drive (P-ATA)
NEC ND-2510A 8x double-layer dual-format DVD writer
Audio is handled by the on-board NVIDIA SoundStorm hardware
It is important to point out that we ran all the GeForce tests under the “High Quality” driver setting
The first section is targeted at mid to low-end cards and comprises five older applications (3DMark2000, 3DMark2001, Deus Ex, MDK2 & Quake3) each run at 1024x768 in 32-bit color and 1600x1200 in 16-bit color, but without antialiasing or anisotropic filtering.
The second section of our testing is targeted toward high-end cards and comprises 3DMark2003, Doom3 & Farcry. Each of these applications is run at multiple resolutions both with and without antialiasing and anisotropic filtering. Our final AN Performance Mark is calculated by averaging each test score in relation to our default Radeon 9800 Pro card (that has an AN Mark of 1.00).
Test comparant à une 9800 Pro