moji5
10th August 2010, 01:02 PM
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Making Comparisons
In this test
We start by rendering a 3D image of a motorbike in Maxon Cinema 4D R11. Next, we use Adobe Photoshop Lighrom 2.5 to export a series of RAW photos as JPG files. Finally, we simulate the use of various studio effects in real time in Cubase 5.1.
What should I look for?
For both Cinema 4D and Lightroom, the results are given in seconds, and better processors should be able to complete each task faster. For Cubase, the result is the number of compressors used, and better processors should be able to handle more.
http://img1.digitalversus.com/produits/347/8220/347_98_107.jpghttp://img1.digitalversus.com/produits/342/7946/342_96_107.jpg
Making Comparisons
In this test
We start by using Handbrake and the x264 codec to encode a Blu-ray disc. Next, we start a Windows Live Movie Maker project where we combine photos, music and video. We finish in iTunes 9.0.2, which we use to encode an album of MP3 tracks.
What should I look for?
The time it takes for the processor to perform each test is measured in seconds. Better processors can perform the tasks more quickly.
http://img1.digitalversus.com/produits/347/8220/347_98_108.jpghttp://img1.digitalversus.com/produits/342/7946/342_96_108.jpg
Making Comparisons
In this test
We compress a folder of files that totals around 4 GB.
What should I look for?
The time it takes for the processor to perform each test is measured in seconds. Better processors can perform the tasks more quickly.
http://img1.digitalversus.com/produits/347/8220/347_98_109.jpghttp://img1.digitalversus.com/produits/342/7946/342_96_109.jpg
Making Comparisons
In this test
We launch the games at a resolutio of 800 x 600 pixels, with anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering turned off but with details set to maximum. The aim is to test the capabilities of the processor when handling 3D graphics in a game. We execute exactly the same maneuvers in each game and note the average frame rate.
What should I look for?
The scores are given in frames per second (fps), and better processors should have higher framerates.
http://img1.digitalversus.com/produits/347/8220/347_98_110.jpghttp://img1.digitalversus.com/produits/342/7946/342_96_110.jpg
Making Comparisons
In this test
We play games at a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, with anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering turned off but with details set to maximum. The aim is to test the game in normal conditions and see if either the processor or the graphics card that limits performance. Ideally, it's the latter.
What should I look for?
The scores are given in frames per second (fps), and better processors should have higher framerates.
http://img1.digitalversus.com/produits/347/8220/347_98_111.jpghttp://img1.digitalversus.com/produits/342/7946/342_96_111.jpg
Making Comparisons
In this test
First of all, we note the power consumption of a test computer with the processor idle, which gives a reasonable impression of performance for basic office applications. We then run a special application designed to place a very high load and the processor to see estimate power consumption when the processor is running at its maximum load.
What should I look for?
The results given here are in Watts, and are for the whole computer, not just the processor. Better processors should use less power.
http://img1.digitalversus.com/produits/347/8220/347_98_112.jpghttp://img1.digitalversus.com/produits/342/7946/342_96_112.jpg
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http://uc-njavan.ir/images/qgcnl5pm0h5ul4sizu2p.jpg
Making Comparisons
In this test
We start by rendering a 3D image of a motorbike in Maxon Cinema 4D R11. Next, we use Adobe Photoshop Lighrom 2.5 to export a series of RAW photos as JPG files. Finally, we simulate the use of various studio effects in real time in Cubase 5.1.
What should I look for?
For both Cinema 4D and Lightroom, the results are given in seconds, and better processors should be able to complete each task faster. For Cubase, the result is the number of compressors used, and better processors should be able to handle more.
http://img1.digitalversus.com/produits/347/8220/347_98_107.jpghttp://img1.digitalversus.com/produits/342/7946/342_96_107.jpg
Making Comparisons
In this test
We start by using Handbrake and the x264 codec to encode a Blu-ray disc. Next, we start a Windows Live Movie Maker project where we combine photos, music and video. We finish in iTunes 9.0.2, which we use to encode an album of MP3 tracks.
What should I look for?
The time it takes for the processor to perform each test is measured in seconds. Better processors can perform the tasks more quickly.
http://img1.digitalversus.com/produits/347/8220/347_98_108.jpghttp://img1.digitalversus.com/produits/342/7946/342_96_108.jpg
Making Comparisons
In this test
We compress a folder of files that totals around 4 GB.
What should I look for?
The time it takes for the processor to perform each test is measured in seconds. Better processors can perform the tasks more quickly.
http://img1.digitalversus.com/produits/347/8220/347_98_109.jpghttp://img1.digitalversus.com/produits/342/7946/342_96_109.jpg
Making Comparisons
In this test
We launch the games at a resolutio of 800 x 600 pixels, with anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering turned off but with details set to maximum. The aim is to test the capabilities of the processor when handling 3D graphics in a game. We execute exactly the same maneuvers in each game and note the average frame rate.
What should I look for?
The scores are given in frames per second (fps), and better processors should have higher framerates.
http://img1.digitalversus.com/produits/347/8220/347_98_110.jpghttp://img1.digitalversus.com/produits/342/7946/342_96_110.jpg
Making Comparisons
In this test
We play games at a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, with anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering turned off but with details set to maximum. The aim is to test the game in normal conditions and see if either the processor or the graphics card that limits performance. Ideally, it's the latter.
What should I look for?
The scores are given in frames per second (fps), and better processors should have higher framerates.
http://img1.digitalversus.com/produits/347/8220/347_98_111.jpghttp://img1.digitalversus.com/produits/342/7946/342_96_111.jpg
Making Comparisons
In this test
First of all, we note the power consumption of a test computer with the processor idle, which gives a reasonable impression of performance for basic office applications. We then run a special application designed to place a very high load and the processor to see estimate power consumption when the processor is running at its maximum load.
What should I look for?
The results given here are in Watts, and are for the whole computer, not just the processor. Better processors should use less power.
http://img1.digitalversus.com/produits/347/8220/347_98_112.jpghttp://img1.digitalversus.com/produits/342/7946/342_96_112.jpg
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