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  1. 02-18-2010, 08:49 PM #1
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    Tom2D Benchmark

    I am interested in 2D performance. So I was happy to see the Tom's Hardware article addressing the subject. Look how my Windows 7 score is lower than my Vista on a duel boot system. I am using a HD 4850 with ATI Catalyst 10.2 .

    Vista 64-Bit



    Windows 7 64-bit




    Anyone interested in posting their results?
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    Part 2: 2D, Acceleration, And Windows: Aren't All Graphics Cards Equal?

    http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/...-gdi,2547.html


    Download Tom2D Benchmark

    http://www.tomshardware.com/de/downl...301-26150.html
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    * Windows 7 x86
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    * Catalyst 10.2 (8.703)

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    Quote Originally Posted by fellix_bg View Post
    * Windows 7 x86
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    * Catalyst 10.2 (8.703)

    Direct Drawing Mode:
    And now with the leaked Cat 10.3 beta (8.71) driver:

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    Hi everybody, my first post here.
    *W7 X64
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    Interesting 10.3 results about 2X Catalyst 10.2 and results for Aero enabled and disabled are inverted with 10.3.

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    In PC Pitstop 2D results with 10.3 are about 3X Catalyst 10.2
    I thought 2D problems with HD 5000 series were to be solved only with Catalyst 10.4.
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    Seems like Intel IGPs do fairly well at least in 2D GDI/GDI+ operations.
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  10. 03-18-2010, 08:54 PM #10
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    WOW...this benchmark seem woefully inconsistent
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  11. 03-19-2010, 08:43 AM #11
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