3.2 GHz Athlon Power: Dual Boards From ASUS and MSI

Dual Benchmarks In Windows 2000

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OpenGL PerformanceQuake 3 Arena "Demo 1"
3D-RenderingCinema 4D XL R7
3D-Rendering3D Studio Max 4.2
3D-RenderingLightwave 7
Audio-Encoding MP3Lame MP3 Encoder
Video-Encoding MPEG-4XMpeg 4.2a und Divx 4.2
Office PerformanceSysmark 2001
Linux Kernel CompilingSuse Linux 7.3 (Kernel 2.4.13)
SiSoft Sandra 2001CPU and Multimedia Bench

We determined OpenGL performance with the Quake III Arena benchmark. The various MPEG encoding benchmarks make for a comprehensive testing scenario: using Lame MP3 encoder, a 178 MB WAV file is coded in "MPEG-1 Layer 3 Format." The settings for this are as follows: variable bit rate from 0 to 256 kBit and optimum quality. We also examined the encoding of an MPEG-4 file from a commercial DVD. For some time now, we have also been using Newtek's Lightwave professional package, version 7b, to calculate rendering performance. The compilation of the latest Linux kernel has long been part of the standard repertoire. Sysmark-Benchmark 2001 is used to determine the office performance in dual operation. The main feature of this dual test is rendering performance. We used 3D Studio Max 4.2 and Cinema 4D XL R7 to test it.