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For our test platform, we chose a Pentium 4 system of the higher performance class. The drivers for the graphics cards are the latest versions available. Unfortunately, NVIDIA's Release 40 Beta Driver is currently only available for Windows XP and 2000, so for comparisons with ME, this was not included. Instead, we used the latest final driver version 30.82. ATI's Radeon was used with the newest Catalyst release v02.3.
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Hardware
Processor
Intel Pentium 4 2,2 GHz (100 MHz)
Memory
2 x 256 MB, PC 266, CL2
Graphic Cards
ATI Radeon 9700 PRONVIDIA GeForce 4 Ti Ti 4600
Motherboard
ASUS P4T-E
Drivers & Software
Graphics Driver
NVIDIA - v. 30.82ATI - v. 02.3
DirectX Version
8.1
OS
Windows MEWindows 2000 Professional SP3Windows XP ProfessionalWindows XP Professional SP1
Benchmarks & Settings
Aquanox
Retail Version v1.17
Max Payne
Retail Version v1.05Benchmark using 'Shooting Alex'
Unreal Tournament2003 Demo
Demo v1.1Standard Benchmark
Quake III Arena
Retail Version 1.17Benchmark using 'Q3DEMO1'
3D Mark 2001 SE
Pro Version, Build 330
Benchmarks
Aquanox
Under Windows ME, Aquanox runs marginally faster with the NVIDIA card. With the Radeon card, there's hardly any difference.
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