Doom3
By
Harald Thon,
published on November 8, 2004
Source: Tom's Guide US | Keywords: geforce, go, 6800, reaches, for, desktop, graphics, performance
Source: Tom's Guide US | Keywords: geforce, go, 6800, reaches, for, desktop, graphics, performance
Contents
- 1. As Time Goes By: GeForce Go Catches Up With The 6800
- 2. Is This NVIDIA's Return?
- 3. NVIDIA Geforce Go 6800 Details
- 4. Powermizer 5.0
- 5. Test Setup
- 6. Is It A Portable PC Or A Notebook?
- 7. Interfaces Everywhere
- 8. Hard Drive RAID And Two Optical Drives
- 9. Hard Drive RAID And Two Optical Drives, Continued
- 10. Benchmarks
- 11. DirectX8:UT 2003
- 12. Open GL: Quake III Team Arena
- 13. DirectX9: Aquamark
- 14. DirectX8: Splinter Cell
- 15. How Do Powermizer Settings Influence Frame Rates?
- 16. How Do Powermizer Settings Influence Battery Life?
- 17. Part II: Geforce Go 6800 And Mobility Radeon 9800 Battle For Desktop Performance
- 18. Doom3
- 19. UT2004
- 20. Farcry, Patch 1.3
- 21. Conclusion: Change Of Leadership, Madness (Likely To) Continue
18. Doom3
We picked the default Doom 3 timedemo demo1 and of course chose maximum details. The driver was set to "application controlled", with FSAA disabled first. Using the high-quality setting, anisotropic filtering automatically runs in 8 sample mode. The second run adds 4X FSAA.
Many people might find this to be one of the most interesting benchmarks. Again, NVIDIA's new mobile graphics solution is able to outclass both the Mobility Radeon 9800 and the Radeon X700 XT.
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