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Probably Every Benchmark You'd Ever Need

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Link to BenchmarkHQ, as always use any bench at your own risk.

Message edited by 4ryan6 on 11-16-2009 at 02:41:16 AM

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hm.. thanks for info..

Reply to dasli

Where's 3D Mark 2001, the last great product from Futuremark? :cry:

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Reply to randomizer

Thanks. One stop shopping ...

Reply to jsc

randomizer wrote :

Where's 3D Mark 2001, the last great product from Futuremark? :cry:

It may still be available in Futuremarks crusty old archive, but its not supported anymore, but you already know that, right?

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4ryan6 wrote :

It may still be available in Futuremarks crusty old archive, but its not supported anymore, but you already know that, right?

Of course, but it's the only benchmark that makes my PC look really fast. :sol:

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randomizer wrote :

Of course, but it's the only benchmark that makes my PC look really fast. :sol:

:lol:

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Reply to 4ryan6

whats the risk with benchmarks?

Reply to micky_lund

Loss of epeen thanks to a low score, and possibly overheating, but that's unlikely unless you have no fans in your case.

Reply to randomizer

lol. that's why your the moderator

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