ELSA GLoria II Quadro SDR

Name: ELSA GLoria II Quadro SDR
Item: ELSA GLoria II Quadro SDR
Author: Gary Jones

by Gary Jones on January 9, 2000 11:44 PM EST

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The Test

Windows NT SP6a Test System
Hardware
CPU	Intel Pentium III 600 (Katmai)
Motherboard	Intel SE440BX2
Memory	3 x 128MB PC100 SDRAM - 384 MB Total
Hard Drive / Controller	2 x Quantum Atlas III 9 GB – Wide Ultra2 SCSI / Adaptec AHA-2940U2W
CDROM	HP 8100 CD/RW
Video Card(s)	ELSA GLoria II Quadro SDR 64 MB (default clock - 135/166) Creative Labs Annihilator SDR 32 MB (GeForce) (default clock - 120/166) 3Dlabs Oxygen GVX1 AGP 32 MB (default clock) 3Dlabs Oxygen GVX1 PCI 32 MB (default clock) 3Dlabs VX1 32 MB (default clock) Diamond Viper 770U 32 MB (TNT2Ultra) (default clock - 150/183)
Ethernet	Intel 100Mbit PCI Ethernet Adapter
Software
Operating System	Windows NT 4 SP6a
Video Drivers	GLoria II Quadro SDR- ELSA Driver 4.02.02.014_19 B GLoria II Quadro SDR , GeForce, TNT2U - NVIDIA Detonator 3.65 Oxygen GVX1 - 3Dlabs Oxygen Driver 2.14-1060 Oxygen VX1 - 3Dlabs Oxygen Driver 2.15-0146b
Benchmarking Applications
Technical	Indy3D ver. 3 OCUS R20 together with SPEC’s: GLperf 3.1.2, Viewperf 6.1.1 Pro/E Rel. 20 APC test

The tests were performed at 1280x1024 truecolor with Vsync off.

Note that four categories of technical benchmark codes from simple to complex were used in this review:

1) SPEC’s GLperf 3.1.2 - A very simple OpenGL test tool useful for looking at the performance of specific OpenGL operations.

2) Indy3D Ver. 3 - Somewhat more complex code that tries to simulate real apps.

3) SPEC’s ViewPerf 6.1.1 - Test code that uses fragments of real apps with simulated data sets.

4) SPEC APC Pro/E 20 and OCUS R20 – Tests that require the actual application, Pro/E Ver. 20, to be run with test data.

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