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Ingredients: The Test Configuration
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Platform
Workstation
Dell Precision 340
Processor
Intel Pentium 4 2.53 GHz
Front Side Bus
133 MHz Quad Pumped
Motherboard
Dell Precision 340 Motherboard
Chipset
Intel 850E / Tehama (Dual Channel)
Memory
PC800 RDRAM 40ns Samsung
Hard Drive
Maxtor 4D040H2 (5400rpm) für OSFujitsu MAN3184MC/MP (18.4 GB 10,025rpm) for Benchmark-Applications
SCSI-Controller
Adaptec AIC-7892 Ultra160/m PCI SCSI card
Network
Integrated 3Com 10/100mbps 3C905C
Drivers and Software
3Dlabs Wildcat VP Cards
v0392 for Standard-Apps, v0402 for 3ds max
ATI FireGL 8800/8700
v3036
PNY NVIDIA Quadro4 & QuadroDCC series
v2980, Maxtreme v6.02 (3ds max)
Desktop Resolution
1280x1024x32, Vsync=off für alle OpenGL-Tests
OS
Windows 2000 Professional SP2
Benchmarks
Viewperf (synthetisch)
512 MB SPECopc Viewperf 7.0
Solidworks (Application)
512 MB SPECapc Solidworks 2001Plus benchmark
3D Studio Max (Application)
1024 MB SPECapc 3DSMAX 4.2 Benchmark
Solidedge (Application)
1024 MB SPECapc Solidedge V11 benchmark
Because the application benchmarks 3D Studio Max and Solidedge gobble up resources, we tested them with 1024 MB main memory. The synthetic benchmark Viewperf 7.0 and the application benchmark Solidworks, on the other hand, were run with 512 MB system memory.
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