GeForce4 Ti4600 3DMark2001 Score!
Posted by: NewsFactory on: 02/03/2002 05:10 PM [ Print | 5 comment(s) ] · 3543 views
VR-Zone has posted a screenshot taken from the Madonion ORB (Online Reulst Browser) showing a Ti4600 performing under the 3DMark2001 benchmarks. Apparently the result was removed by the guy who submitted the result but most of the Madonioners have seen it. Anyway we have managed to capture a screenshot before it was gone!!
A score of 11*** 3dmarks seems to be pretty impressive :Well to see the GeForce4 Ti4600 3DMark2001 Score Warp2 VR-Zone.com
A score of 11*** 3dmarks seems to be pretty impressive :Well to see the GeForce4 Ti4600 3DMark2001 Score Warp2 VR-Zone.com
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unknown Posts: 2 Joined: 2002-11-11 |
#35847 Posted on: 02/03/2002 09:07 PM
Have you seen the FSB frequencies of the 2 PC's ? It's all bullshit !!! |
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unknown Posts: 2 Joined: 2002-11-11 |
#35849 Posted on: 02/04/2002 12:55 AM
The truth is out there I really believe on the last image, Radeon8500 VS Geforce4, this a more real score... |
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unknown Posts: 2 Joined: 2002-11-11 |
#35873 Posted on: 02/04/2002 11:18 PM
what companys do for cash,,,what the ***** is wrong with the geforce 3 anyways |
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unknown Posts: 2 Joined: 2002-11-11 |
#35876 Posted on: 02/05/2002 12:12 AM
If that score is real, why is it not listed in the Madonion online scores then ? |
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unknown Posts: 2 Joined: 2002-11-11 |
#35882 Posted on: 02/05/2002 05:52 AM
What do the FSB have to do with anything? Those are actually fairly common FSBs on overclocked machines. remember, 3dmark doesn't report the marketing ploy ddr, et al. bus speeds, but the true bus (i.e. my Thunderbird 1.2 shows as 100Mhz, which is correct, not the "effective" 200Mhz advertised by AMD or the board manufacturers. The system with the alleged GF4 is a P4 2.2Ghz running at roughly 118x22 (normally 100x22) and the GF3 system probably a P3 1600 running at roughly 140x12 (normally 133x12) |
