Late Vintage: High Degree of Maturity of the KT133
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By Uwe Scheffel
published Test Procedure And Configuration
For this test, we used the same hardware as in our last test 5 New SocketA Boards With UltraATA/100 . Also, the versions for the driver remained. Therefore, a direct comparison with the older KT133 boards is possible.
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Hardware | |
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CPU | AMD Athlon 1.0 GHz |
Memory | 1x 128 MByte SDRAM (Crucial)PC133, 7ns, CL2 |
Hard disk | Seagate Barracuda ATA, ST320430A20 GBytes, UltraDMA/66, 7200 U/Min |
Graphics Card | Asus V7700 AGP, nVIDIA GeForce2 GTS, 32 MB DDR SDRAM |
Software & Drivers | |
HDD/Motherboard/ AGP-Driver | VIA All-in-One 4.23 (Win 98 und 2000) |
Graphics Driver | NVIDIA Reference driver 5.23 (Win 98 und 2000) |
DirectX Version | 7 |
OS | Windows 98 SE, Version 4.10.2222 AWindows 2000, Version 5.00.2195, SP1 |
Benchmarks and Settings | |
Quake III Arena | Retail Versioncommand line = +set cd_nocd 1 +set s_initsound 0Graphics detail set to 'Normal', 640x480x16Benchmark using 'Q3DEMO1' |
Expendable | Downloadable Demo Versioncommand line = -timedemo640x480x16 |
Sysmark 2000 | Patch 4B1024x768x16 |
ViewPerf | Version 4.1.21280x1024x16 |
Refresh rate | 85 Hz for all Tests, V-Sync = off |
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