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Dr_s99 · 12-01-04, 08:18 PM

Uh, well this is odd for me,
i run the test 4 times( only the graphic card tests)
here are my results(screen size is fixed to "1024x768" and no Anti-An...):
Test1
Post-Processing Yes
Texture Filtering Anisotropic
Max Anisotropy 8
Vertex Shaders Optimal
3DMark Score 907 3DMarks

Test2
Post-Processing No
Texture Filtering Anisotropic
Max Anisotropy 8
Vertex Shaders Optimal
3DMark Score 925 3DMarks

Test3
Post-Processing Yes
Texture Filtering Trilinear
Max Anisotropy 8
Vertex Shaders Optimal
3DMark Score 1671 3DMarks

Test4
Post-Processing No
Texture Filtering Trilinear
Max Anisotropy 8
Vertex Shaders Optimal
3DMark Score 1711 3DMarks

OKY, is this normal...
isn't trilinear a high quality "way" for texture Filtering and what does "Post-Processing" do?

** this tests were runed on my Geforce 4 Ti 4600
edited:

Added test,

Benchmark
Width 1600
Height 1024
Anti-Aliasing None
Post-Processing No
Texture Filtering Trilinear
Max Anisotropy 8
Vertex Shaders Optimal
Force PS 1.1 in GT2 & GT3 No
Repeat Tests Off
Fixed Framerate Off
3DMark Score 1080 3DMarks

If you like to see couple of pictures which i took, after benchmarking
go here
http://gameoffuture.com/Morteza/pic00507.bmp
http://gameoffuture.com/Morteza/pic00962.bmp
http://gameoffuture.com/Morteza/pic01038.bmp

thank you,

12-01-04, 08:18 PM	#1
Dr_s99 geForce 4 Ti 4600 Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Canada Posts: 339	Geforce 4 Ti 4600 and 3Dmarks 2003 Uh, well this is odd for me, i run the test 4 times( only the graphic card tests) here are my results(screen size is fixed to "1024x768" and no Anti-An...): Test1 Post-Processing Yes Texture Filtering Anisotropic Max Anisotropy 8 Vertex Shaders Optimal 3DMark Score 907 3DMarks Test2 Post-Processing No Texture Filtering Anisotropic Max Anisotropy 8 Vertex Shaders Optimal 3DMark Score 925 3DMarks Test3 Post-Processing Yes Texture Filtering Trilinear Max Anisotropy 8 Vertex Shaders Optimal 3DMark Score 1671 3DMarks Test4 Post-Processing No Texture Filtering Trilinear Max Anisotropy 8 Vertex Shaders Optimal 3DMark Score 1711 3DMarks OKY, is this normal... isn't trilinear a high quality "way" for texture Filtering and what does "Post-Processing" do? this tests were runed on my Geforce 4 Ti 4600 edited: Added test, Benchmark Width 1600 Height 1024 Anti-Aliasing None Post-Processing No Texture Filtering Trilinear Max Anisotropy 8 Vertex Shaders Optimal Force PS 1.1 in GT2 & GT3 No Repeat Tests Off Fixed Framerate Off 3DMark Score 1080 3DMarks If you like to see couple of pictures which i took, after benchmarking go here http://gameoffuture.com/Morteza/pic00507.bmp http://gameoffuture.com/Morteza/pic00962.bmp http://gameoffuture.com/Morteza/pic01038.bmp thank you, __________________ System info(s): ----- Gaming/Work System : ASUS G1 RAM: 2.0Gb Hard drive: 160 Gb VIDEO CARD: NVIDIA 7700Go 512Mb OS: Windows Vista Home Pre. ---------------------------- Server/Work system: CPU: AMD Athlon XP 2400+ RAM: 1.0Gb Hard drive: 30 IDE,120 IDE VIDEO CARD: Nvidia Geforce 4 Ti 4600 OS:** OpenSuse 10.2, Windows 2003 Last edited by Dr_s99; 12-03-04 at 06:11 AM.