3DBENCH scores for ET4000/W32?

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2 total messages Started by mmw... Michael Wang Thu, 20 May 1993 19:43

#575

Author: mmw... Michael Wang
Date: Thu, 20 May 1993 19:43

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VL-Bus ET4000/W32 video cards should be available now. Does anybody
have any 3DBENCH scores they could share with us? Supposedly, this new
chip gives even better DOS performance than the original ET4000.

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Michael Wang
mmw...@mv.us.adobe.com

Re: 3DBENCH scores for ET4000/W32?

#576

Author: ch... Chris Miller
Date: Fri, 21 May 1993 17:05

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Michael Wang (mmw...@mv.us.adobe.com) wrote:
: VL-Bus ET4000/W32 video cards should be available now. Does anybody
: have any 3DBENCH scores they could share with us? Supposedly, this new
: chip gives even better DOS performance than the original ET4000.


Would someone post (or send to me) a list of 3DBENCH scores please?

I have some friends who are looking at buying new systems and I think
they would find this info useful.

Thanks,
Chris

P.S. BTW: I just bought a new Orchid Fahrenheit VLB (local bus) card
          and it blazes.
          My system now registers 45.4 fps.
          486/66, 8Mb.
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