PC Components CPUs Intel Stakes Its Vision of the PC Future with 775 Launch Features By Patrick Schmid published 19 June 2004 Comments (1) Page 44 of 59: Video Benchmarks Page 1: Intel's 775 Launch Mixes Ambition With A Strong Aftertaste Page 2: First Contact Page 3: Obstacles And Hurdles Page 4: More Findings Page 5: New Socket: LGA 775 Page 6: LGA 775 Processor Installation Page 7: LGA 775 Processor Installation, Continued Page 8: LGA 775 Processor Installation, Continued Page 9: MSI's CPU Installation Tool Page 10: Transitional Products Page 11: Poor Thing: Intel Reference Cooler Page 12: New Processors: P4 Prescott Up To 3.6 GHz Page 13: Specification Overview Page 14: Model And Pricing Information Page 15: Processor Overview Page 16: New Chipsets: 925X, 915G, 915P, 915GV Page 17: New Chipsets: 925X, 915G, 915P, 915GV, Continued Page 18: 925X Express Chipset Page 19: 915G Express Chipset Page 20: 915G Express Chipset, Continued Page 21: 915G Express Chipset, Continued Page 22: 915P Express Chipset Page 23: Chipset Devices Page 24: Intel Puts The Lock On Overclocking Page 25: How To Unlock The Overclocking Lock Page 26: New Memory: DDR2-533, Continued Page 27: DDR2 Memory Vendors Page 28: Intel Flex Memory Technology Page 29: New Interlink: PCI Express Page 30: More SATA, More RAID, More Ports Page 31: Matrix RAID Page 32: Creating A RAID Array Page 33: More HD Performance For Free: Command Queuing Page 34: More Networking: Intel Wireless Connect Technology Page 35: New Audio: High Definition Audio Page 36: Asus P5AD2 Premium Page 37: Foxconn 925A01 Page 38: Test Setup Page 39: Benchmarks And Settings Page 40: Platform Benchmarks Page 41: DirectX 8 Benchmarks Page 42: DirectX 8 Benchmarks, Continued Page 43: DirectX 9 Benchmarks, Continued Page 44: Video Benchmarks Page 45: Video Benchmarks, Continued Page 46: Application Benchmarks Page 47: Application Benchmarks, Continued Page 48: Synthetic Benchmarks Page 49: Synthetic Benchmarks, Continued Page 50: Processor Power Consumption Page 51: Integrated Graphics Benchmarks Page 52: Game Benchmarks Page 53: Halo Page 54: Far Cry Page 55: Video Performance Page 56: Networking Benchmarks Page 57: Storage Subsystem Benchmarks Page 58: Conclusion Page 59: A Final Note Video BenchmarksStay On the Cutting Edge: Get the Tom's Hardware NewsletterGet Tom's Hardware's best news and in-depth reviews, straight to your inbox.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors 1 … 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 … 59 Current page: Video Benchmarks Prev Page DirectX 9 Benchmarks, Continued Next Page Video Benchmarks, Continued TOPICS asus Bus Intel Core RAID IBM Benchmark DirectX GeForce corsair Celeron See all comments (1) Patrick SchmidSocial Links Navigation More about cpus Qualcomm debuts new Snapdragon G handheld gaming PC chips to compete with Intel and AMD Finally, AMD's Ryzen 7 9800X3D is readily available again, and at MSRP Latest Half-Life 2 running with just 8MB of VRAM is a beautiful wireframe mess See more latest 1 Comment Comment from the forums So how do you unlock it? Reply View All 1 Comment Most Popular Five Best Photoshop Alternatives Tested: Image Editing for Free Get the most out of your processor with this motherboard's Turbo Mode Awekeys Antiques Metal keycaps are Viking-themed luxury for your fingertips AMD RDNA 4 and Radeon RX 9000-series GPUs start at $549: Specifications, release date, pricing, and more revealed Tested: Intel's Arrow Lake 140T iGPU mostly maintains an edge over AMD's older 880m Nvidia DLSS4, MFG, and full ray tracing tested on RTX 5090 and RTX 5080 I’m typing this on the world’s largest keyboard, a 178-key beast designed to make you more productive Montech’s Heritage Pro case is like a designer handbag for your Micro ATX PC Intel Battlemage and Arc B-series GPUs: Specifications, release dates, pricing, and everything we know Overclocking Arrow Lake: How I set world records, plus simple tips to push your Core Ultra to the limit
