Standards are merely an illusion of normality.
No, it has been my point all along.
- For initial performance indications, 3DMark gives quite good accuracy
- For detailed performance indications, you need to test real games.
Which is also what Futuremark said in an interview: http://hwbot.org/article/newsflash/9...mark_president.
The point of dispute is NOT(!) that testing 20 games is more useful. In fact, I would say the data based on multiple test scenarios provide more meaningful results. The point of dispute is that you are trying to prove 3DMark is inherently biased/incorrect/producing false results, whereas truth is that it's quite capable of identifying the performance of a certain product.
I think you've learned a valuable lesson about using big statements in 'public'. Perhaps in the future you'll be able to provide your opinion in a more balanced manner, which ultimately will make you lean closer to the true nature of things.
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