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Articles: CPU

Massive Attack: Performance Tests of 14 Processors Priced at $200+ (page 11)


Category: CPU

by Ilya Gavrichenkov

[ 02/01/2004 | 12:02 PM ]


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Performance in 3ds max and Cinema4D

To test the CPUs performance during final rendering we used a new sixth version of 3ds max. Besides the rendering speed for a single frame, we also measured the animation rendering speed with simultaneous recording of the results into an avi-file.

We have already mentioned that Pentium 4 processors are winning the single frame final rendering tests (mostly due to Hyper-Threading technology), while CPUs with AMD64 architecture are ahead during movie rendering. There is another interesting thing: Prescott is again lagging behind Northwood, with the gap being the biggest exactly during single-frame rendering.

During final rendering tests in CINEMA 4D Pentium 4 on Prescott core again demonstrated very poor performance.

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