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3DMark Vantage:
3DMark® Vantage is the new industry standard PC
gaming performance benchmark from Futuremark, newly designed for
Windows Vista and DirectX10. It includes two new graphics tests, two
new CPU tests, several new feature tests, and support for the latest
hardware. 3DMark® Vantage is based on a completely new rendering
engine, developed specifically to take full advantage of DirectX10,
the new graphics API from Microsoft. 3DMark Vantage can also
test your video card in several different ways.
For the purposes of our bench, we will be testing
with the Performance, High, and Extreme Presets. Here are our
results:
Vantage
Performance:
| |
CPU |
Graphics
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Total |
| 4890 2GB |
25049 |
10341 |
P12120 |
| 5770 |
25114 |
8701 |
P10400 |
| 4870X2 |
25164 |
15717 |
P17345 |
| 5870 |
24988 |
16061 |
P17636 |
In this test, the HD5870 beats out the HD4870X2
by nearly 300 points, building a 1.67% lead.
Vantage High:
| |
CPU |
Graphics
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Total |
| 4890 2GB |
25173 |
6459 |
H7269 |
| 5770 |
24925 |
5713 |
H6459 |
| 4870X2 |
25016 |
10161 |
H11155 |
| 5870 |
25013 |
11059 |
H12069 |
For the High Preset, the 5870 takes an impressive
8.2% lead over the 4870X2. This is nearly double the HD5770,
so everything is scaling pretty nice so far.
Vantage Extreme:
| |
CPU |
Graphics
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Total |
| 4890 2GB |
24927 |
4602 |
X4798 |
| 5770 |
25055 |
4114 |
X4294 |
| 4870X2 |
24905 |
7396 |
X7665 |
| 5870 |
25013 |
7952 |
X8233 |
In the Extreme preset, the HD5870 beats out the
4870X2 by 7.4%, not bad at all. It also beats out the 5770 by
nearly 4,000 points.
3DMark06:
Futuremark's
3dMark06 has long been the go-to benchmarking tool when it comes to
synthetic benchmarking. Love it or hate it, there is no
question that 3DMark06 has been the measuring stick of video card
performance industry wide for several years.
I will be using Version 1.1.0
professional. The free downloadable version can be found
here.
| |
CPU |
SM 2.0 |
SM 3.0 |
Total |
| 4890 2GB |
7012 |
6932 |
8212 |
18705 |
| 5770 |
6883 |
6614 |
7673 |
17758 |
| 4870X2 |
7001 |
9944 |
12062 |
25336 |
| 5870 |
6919 |
10159 |
11738 |
25172 |
In 3DMark06, the HD5870 actually lost to the
HD4870X2 by 164 points, or 0.65%. I would say this is pretty
well within the margin of error and call this a tie. Both
scored around 7500 points higher than the 5770.
The Other 3DMarks:
| 3DMark05 |
GT1 |
GT2 |
GT3 |
Total |
| 4870X2 |
119.5 |
91.6 |
239.2 |
34464 |
| 5870 |
120.7 |
92.7 |
194.3 |
32392 |
In '05, the 4870X2 pulls ahead again, this time
by 2072 points, or 6.4%.
| 3DMark03 |
GT1 |
GT2 |
GT3 |
GT4 |
Total |
| 4870X2 |
1272.9 |
744 |
583.7 |
729.8 |
92557 |
| 5870 |
1306 |
745 |
561.3 |
519.6 |
83639 |
In '03, the 4870X2 beats the 5870 by 8,918 points
or 10.6%, which I find strange since older benches are usually not
kind to Crossfire/SLI setups.
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3DMark01SE |
Total |
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4870X2 |
54094 |
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5870 |
62857 |
In the classic 3DMark01, the 5870 pulls out a
win, beating the 4870X2 by 8763 points, or 16.2%. I think for
the Futuremark tests, it is safe to call it a draw.
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