PCMark05
- 1. What's A 17" Notebook Good For, Anyway?
- 2. What's A 17" Notebook Good For, Anyway? Continued
- 3. The Spaciousness Of A Luxury Car
- 4. The Spaciousness Of A Luxury Car, Continued
- 5. Case And Connectors
- 6. Case And Connectors, Continued
- 7. Case And Connectors, Continued
- 8. Wireless Communications
- 9. Wireless Communications, Continued
- 10. Power Supply
- 11. 1 GB RAM
- 12. Dedicated Graphics RAM And An Integrated Graphics Processor?
- 13. How Much And Which Video RAM Is Better?
- 14. Two Slow Hard Drives
- 15. Two Slow Hard Drives, Continued
- 16. High Resolution + Big Diagonal = Good Readability
- 17. Audio Playback
- 18. Noise Measurements: Comfortably Quiet Overall
- 19. Service & Support
- 20. Notebook + QuickPlay = Convergence Device
- 21. Video - QuickPlay
- 22. Audio - QuickPlay
- 23. Input Devices And Special Keys
- 24. Test Machines Contrasted And Compared
- 25. Test Machines Contrasted And Compared, Continued
- 26. Benchmark Testing
- 27. MobileMark 2005, Continued
- 28. Office Applications With SYSmark 2004 SE
- 29. SYSmark 2004 SE, Continued
- 30. PCMark05
- 31. PCMark05, Continued
- 32. Display Brightness, Contrast And Brightness Uniformity
- 33. Display Brightness, Contrast And Brightness Uniformity, Continued
- 34. Sidebar: A CPU Upgrade Is Nearly Impossible
- 35. Conclusions
30. PCMark05
Just as with SYSmark 2004 SE, performance is the exclusive focus for PCMark05. PCMark05 includes an overall system test as well as system component tests that concentrate on CPU, RAM, graphics and hard disk performance. If any element in the test suite won't run or should it fail during execution, the PCMark05 overall score is not calculated.
PCMark scores are scaled from 1,200 to 5,500 points. Both ends of this scale are calibrated to specific reference systems that define these two scores. Nevertheless, values lower than 1,200 or higher than 5,500 are possible (the former means the test system is slower than the 1,200 point reference system, while the latter means the test system is faster than the 5,500 point reference system).
Here, you'll find the diagrams for the PCMark05 values reported for the Pavilion dv8000z notebook as well as the four other comparison systems. Our analysis and conclusions follow.



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