It is getting stranger in gaming benchmarks. As I mentioned above, both notebooks makes use of a discrete ATI Mobility Radeon 9700, but the A4S00K has 64MB of dedicated graphics memory, while the Acer Ferrari 3200 is equipped with 128 megabytes of it. You would suppose the latter is going to win in games, but it is the ASUS that becomes a leader in Unreal Tournament 2003:

As you see, the ASUS is 6-13 percent faster than the Acer Ferrari 3200 in this test. When the notebooks are powered by their batteries, their results become nearly the same as is made perfectly clear by the following diagrams:

The performance of the notebooks is practically the same in 3DMark 2001SE Pro with low quality settings (1024x768 resolution, 16-bit color, Z-buffer and textures), but the ASUS A4S00K is a little better at high settings (1024x768, 32-bit color and textures, 24-bit Z-buffer).