3DMark Vantage - The New DX10 Benchmark!

Geoff

Geoff

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3DMark Vantage is coming out, and it's suppose to be the all new benchmarking platform from Futuremark, just like the 3DMark series it will give you a score based on how well your system performs. The catch is that it's only compatible with Windows Vista and DX10 hardware.

http://www.futuremark.com/3dmarkvantage/
 
if that does happen, someone should make a chart with the highest scoring ati based systems, the highest amd and intel based systems, stuff like that, i think it would be very imformative to real-world differences in our computers.

example, i would like to see how my computer summed up to a computer with a better processor and the same video card...
 
lovely? said:
if that does happen, someone should make a chart with the highest scoring ati based systems, the highest amd and intel based systems, stuff like that, i think it would be very imformative to real-world differences in our computers.

example, i would like to see how my computer summed up to a computer with a better processor and the same video card...
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that would be really:) good
 
lovely? said:
if that does happen, someone should make a chart with the highest scoring ati based systems, the highest amd and intel based systems, stuff like that, i think it would be very imformative to real-world differences in our computers.

example, i would like to see how my computer summed up to a computer with a better processor and the same video card...
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DONE! But just for CF
 
lovely? said:
your gonna do it? really?
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Yeah but I am not gonna tell you how but, you will see it... Gimme anywhere from a few days to a week though...

EDIT: When is this expected to come out? I am going to go ahead and start the thread for it...
 
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This is going to be just like PCMark Vantage, which is unfortunate because that means this benchmark can only be run ONCE, then you need to pay for it. Unlike the previous 3DMark versions which could be run as often as you'd like.
 
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