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Sysmark 2004
Sysmark2004
is a very common benchmark used to measure a system's potential in
performance. It goes through long and grueling tests, including
compression, decompression, and office intensive programs. The AW8
really performed badly in this test. For those of you who are
unfamiliar with Sysmark and the scores, a difference of 5 points is
considered to be a HUGE difference. Now we consider the AW8
trailing by 12 points. That is rather bad.
3DMark2001SE
3DMark is
probably the overclocker's favorite benchmark. Unlike 3DMark2003, which
stresses mainly the video card, 3DMark2001SE tests all of the system's
main components. Increasing the CPU speed, memory speed, and video card
speeds will result in higher final scores.
PCMark2004
The
PCMark2004 system benchmark puts the entire system to work.
PCMark2002
PCMark2002
is older than PCMark2004, but still very similar.
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