OpenGL Workstation Graphics: Now We're Talking High End!
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Uwe Scheffel
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Test Configuration
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| Common Hardware | |
|---|---|
| Workstation | Dell Precision 670 |
| Processors | 2x Intel Xeon 7030 2.8 GHz (FSB800, Dual Core) with HT disabled, on WinXP |
| Hard Disk | Samsung HD160JJ/P (160 GB, 7200 RPM, 8.9 ms access, SATA) |
| Motherboard | Dell Precision 670 |
| System Memory | 4 GB (Hynix PC2-3200R-333-12) |
| OpenGL Graphics Cards | |
| ATi OpenGL cards | ATi FireGL V7350ATi FireGL V7300 |
| Nvidia OpenGL card | Nvidia Quadro FX 4500 |
| Drivers & Settings | |
| ATI FireGL series driver | 8.223 and FireGL 3dsm plugin |
| Nvidia QuadroFX series driver | Forceware 84.26 |
| 3dsm drivers for QuadroFX series | Maxtreme 3dsm plugin 8.00.03 |
| Resolution | 1280x1024, 32-bit, 75 Hz, Vsync=off |
| Operating System | Windows XP SP2 (v2149) |
| Benchmarks | |
| Viewperf (synthetic) | SPECopc Viewperf 8.1 |
| Solidworks (Application) | SPECapc Solidworks 2005 benchmark |
| 3D Studio Max (Application) | SPECapc 3DSMAX 7 benchmark |
| Maya (Application) | SPECapc Maya 6.5 benchmark |
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