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6:48 AM - July 25, 2007 by
Thomas Soderstrom
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: gateway, gtx
Topics: NVIDIA
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: gateway, gtx
Topics: NVIDIA
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Lame and OGG performance is almost completely based on CPU power, and thus awards Dell's higher clock speed proportionately.
Applications

3D Studio Max gets a little bit less boost from Dell's higher CPU clock speed.
Synthetics

3D Mark 2005 shows the high-priced Dell with much larger performance gains than those seen in the Doom 3 and F.E.A.R. game benchmarks, but the difference is still close to that observed in Oblivion.

SPECviewperf's Maya and Ensight viewsets show gains far exceeding the clockspeed and graphics configuration advantages of the Dell 720 H2C. Also strange is the fact that the slower Gateway FX530XT managed to win a few viewsets.
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