K404
03-10-2007, 04:50 AM
3DMark01 score=
(Game Test 1 Low + Game Test 2 Low + Game Test 3 Low) x 10
+
(Game Test 1 High + Game Test 2 High + Game Test 3 High + Nature) x 20
3DMark03 score =
(Test 1 FPS x 7.3) +
(Test 2 FPS x 37) +
(Test 3 FPS x 47.1) +
(Test 4 FPS x 38.7)
3DMark05 score =
[(GT1 FPS x GT2 FPS x GT3 FPS)^1/3] x 250
3DMark06 score =
Alternative CPU test score formula:
CPU score= (CPU Test 1 x 1523 + CPU Test 2 x 1026) (within 4 points)
CPU score is 100% independent of GPU.
3DMVantage Score:
* GPU score = (Test 1 scaling constant x Test 1 FPS) + (Test 2 scaling constant x Test 2 FPS)
* CPU score = (Test 1 scaling constant x Test 1 ops per second) + (Test 2 scaling constant x Test 2 ops per second)
scaling constants are:
* GPU Test 1—173.61 (2500 divided by 14.4)............................Test length is 100 secs
* GPU Test 2—163.78 (2500 divided by 14.9)............................Test length is 160 secs
* CPU Test 1—5.23 (2500 divided by 477.9).............................Test length is 29.50 secs (I think)
* CPU Test 2—208 (2500 divided by 12.0)................................Test lenth is warmup + 15 secs
So:
GPU Score= (173.61 x Test 1 FPS) + (163.78 x Test 2 FPS)
CPU Score= (5.23 x Test 3 Ops) + (208 x Test 4 Ops)
The final 3DMark Vantage score will vary depending on which preset is used. The base formula for the total 3DMark Vantage Performance score is:
* 3DMark Score = 1/ [(Weighted Graphics / Graphics Score) + (Weighted CPU / CPU Score)]
SO: for Performance preset, score = 1/ [(0.75/GPU score) + (0.25/CPU score)]
.........................Entry.....Performance.... ..High......Extreme
Weighted GPU.......0.75.......0.75.............0.85........ 0.95
Weighted CPU.......0.25.......0.25.............0.15........ 0.05
As long as the CPU is "in the zone," the GPU tests arent affected by CPU MHz. A quad @ 3.8 gives the same GPU results as a dually at 4.3, so despite the lower MHz ceiling, a quad is THE way to go in Vantage. (Q66 @ 3.8 Vs E84 @ 4.3 gives 1.8K extra to the final score through the CPU tests alone)
Source: http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,2845,2289656,00.asp with some extra bits by me
This looks harder than it is!
__________________________________
PCMark04 score =
66 [(Test 1 x Test 2 x Test 3 etc) ^(1/13)] (13 tests) (multiply by 66 as the last step of the calculation- remember the BODMAS rule)
PCMark05 score =
87 [(Test 1 x Test 2 x Test 3 etc) ^(1/16)] (16 tests) (multiply by 87 as the last step of the calculation- remember the BODMAS rule)
-> Thanks to M3kk at XS for the 3DMark06 formula work!
-> Thanks to George O/C for the 3D05 correction!
(Game Test 1 Low + Game Test 2 Low + Game Test 3 Low) x 10
+
(Game Test 1 High + Game Test 2 High + Game Test 3 High + Nature) x 20
3DMark03 score =
(Test 1 FPS x 7.3) +
(Test 2 FPS x 37) +
(Test 3 FPS x 47.1) +
(Test 4 FPS x 38.7)
3DMark05 score =
[(GT1 FPS x GT2 FPS x GT3 FPS)^1/3] x 250
3DMark06 score =
Alternative CPU test score formula:
CPU score= (CPU Test 1 x 1523 + CPU Test 2 x 1026) (within 4 points)
CPU score is 100% independent of GPU.
3DMVantage Score:
* GPU score = (Test 1 scaling constant x Test 1 FPS) + (Test 2 scaling constant x Test 2 FPS)
* CPU score = (Test 1 scaling constant x Test 1 ops per second) + (Test 2 scaling constant x Test 2 ops per second)
scaling constants are:
* GPU Test 1—173.61 (2500 divided by 14.4)............................Test length is 100 secs
* GPU Test 2—163.78 (2500 divided by 14.9)............................Test length is 160 secs
* CPU Test 1—5.23 (2500 divided by 477.9).............................Test length is 29.50 secs (I think)
* CPU Test 2—208 (2500 divided by 12.0)................................Test lenth is warmup + 15 secs
So:
GPU Score= (173.61 x Test 1 FPS) + (163.78 x Test 2 FPS)
CPU Score= (5.23 x Test 3 Ops) + (208 x Test 4 Ops)
The final 3DMark Vantage score will vary depending on which preset is used. The base formula for the total 3DMark Vantage Performance score is:
* 3DMark Score = 1/ [(Weighted Graphics / Graphics Score) + (Weighted CPU / CPU Score)]
SO: for Performance preset, score = 1/ [(0.75/GPU score) + (0.25/CPU score)]
.........................Entry.....Performance.... ..High......Extreme
Weighted GPU.......0.75.......0.75.............0.85........ 0.95
Weighted CPU.......0.25.......0.25.............0.15........ 0.05
As long as the CPU is "in the zone," the GPU tests arent affected by CPU MHz. A quad @ 3.8 gives the same GPU results as a dually at 4.3, so despite the lower MHz ceiling, a quad is THE way to go in Vantage. (Q66 @ 3.8 Vs E84 @ 4.3 gives 1.8K extra to the final score through the CPU tests alone)
Source: http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,2845,2289656,00.asp with some extra bits by me
This looks harder than it is!
__________________________________
PCMark04 score =
66 [(Test 1 x Test 2 x Test 3 etc) ^(1/13)] (13 tests) (multiply by 66 as the last step of the calculation- remember the BODMAS rule)
PCMark05 score =
87 [(Test 1 x Test 2 x Test 3 etc) ^(1/16)] (16 tests) (multiply by 87 as the last step of the calculation- remember the BODMAS rule)
-> Thanks to M3kk at XS for the 3DMark06 formula work!
-> Thanks to George O/C for the 3D05 correction!