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21-06-2004, 08:12:06
Alienware moves to clear up consumer confusion; releases 6800 benchmark results.
In response to a recent unauthorized leak, Alienware today released its first 3DMark03 benchmark performance numbers from a test system running its new "Video Array" dual-video card technology first introduced at this year's E3.
The document released to press lists 3DMark03 benchmark results comparing an Alienware 3.4GHz Intel Xeon test system running two GeForce 6800 video cards against the same system with only a single GeForce 6800 video card. The released document, a presentation slide dated from June 8th, includes 3DMark results taken from two settings: 1600x1200 with 8xAA (anti-aliasing) and 8xAF (anisotropic filtering), and 1600x1200 with only 8xAF.
The Video Array enabled dual-GeForce 6800 system outperformed the single video card system by a significant amount, outperforming the single card solution by almost 77 percent, scoring 3,105 3DMarks compared to1,758 3DMarks at 1600x1200, 8xAA, 8xAF. In the 1600x1200, 8xAF test, the dual-video card solution showed a 42 percent improvement, scoring 8,538 against the single card system's 5,992.
Alienware plans to release the first Video Array enabled ALX systems at the end of Q3 or the beginning of Q4 of this year, with prices starting over $5,000.
source:Gamespot (http://www.gamespot.com/news/2004/06/18/news_6100971.html)
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montei uma tabelinha p/ melhor visualizacao dos resultados
1600x1200 with 8xAA,8xAF (Single) = 1,758 3DMarks
1600x1200 with 8xAA,8xAF (Duo) = 3,105 3DMarks
1600x1200 with only 8xAF (Single) = 5,992 3DMarks
1600x1200 with only 8xAF (Duo) = 8,538 3DMarks
ah mas sei la, nem vale a grana
In response to a recent unauthorized leak, Alienware today released its first 3DMark03 benchmark performance numbers from a test system running its new "Video Array" dual-video card technology first introduced at this year's E3.
The document released to press lists 3DMark03 benchmark results comparing an Alienware 3.4GHz Intel Xeon test system running two GeForce 6800 video cards against the same system with only a single GeForce 6800 video card. The released document, a presentation slide dated from June 8th, includes 3DMark results taken from two settings: 1600x1200 with 8xAA (anti-aliasing) and 8xAF (anisotropic filtering), and 1600x1200 with only 8xAF.
The Video Array enabled dual-GeForce 6800 system outperformed the single video card system by a significant amount, outperforming the single card solution by almost 77 percent, scoring 3,105 3DMarks compared to1,758 3DMarks at 1600x1200, 8xAA, 8xAF. In the 1600x1200, 8xAF test, the dual-video card solution showed a 42 percent improvement, scoring 8,538 against the single card system's 5,992.
Alienware plans to release the first Video Array enabled ALX systems at the end of Q3 or the beginning of Q4 of this year, with prices starting over $5,000.
source:Gamespot (http://www.gamespot.com/news/2004/06/18/news_6100971.html)
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montei uma tabelinha p/ melhor visualizacao dos resultados
1600x1200 with 8xAA,8xAF (Single) = 1,758 3DMarks
1600x1200 with 8xAA,8xAF (Duo) = 3,105 3DMarks
1600x1200 with only 8xAF (Single) = 5,992 3DMarks
1600x1200 with only 8xAF (Duo) = 8,538 3DMarks
ah mas sei la, nem vale a grana