Retail Version 1.16command line = +set cd_nocd 1 +set s_initsound 0Graphics detail set to 'Normal'Benchmark using 'Q3DEMO1'
3DMark2000 Pro
Version 1.1 Build 340 - default Benchmark
3DMark2001 Pro
Build 200 - default Benchmark
PCMark2002 Pro
only CPU and Memory Bench (no Video Memory)
SiSoft Sandra 2001
Professional Version 2001.3.7.50
SPEC viewperf
V7.0 (1280x1024/32Bit)
mpeg4 encoding
Xmpeg 4.5DivX 5.01 Pro (YV12)Compression/quality: SlowestData Rate: 780 kBitFormat: 720x576 Pixel@25 fps150 MB VOB-Datei, no Audio
Studio 7
Version 7.31.6 (MPEG 2)
Sysmark 2002
no Patch
Lame
Lame 3.91 MMX, SSE, SSE 2, 3DNow!
WinACE
2.11, 178 MB Wave-Datei, Best Compression, Dictonary 4096 kB
Cinema 4D XL R7
Version V7.303 Rendering: 1024x768
3D Studio Max
Version 4.2Rendering of Scene "e;Rabbit"e;800x600 10 Bilder
Benchmark Results
In this review we are not going to take a look at the integrated graphics of 845G. The reason for this decision is the powerful memory controller which makes this chipset, in our eyes, certainly not low-cost, but a performance product, nonetheless. Thus we ran all benchmarks with a GeForce 4 TI4600 card and 128 MB video memory.
Please don't forget that DDR333 support for 845G has not yet been approved. Still we added these numbers as the vast majority of 845G motherboards already offers support for this faster memory - although it's merely an overclocking feature so far.
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