Videocard Benchmarks
Over 600,000 Video Cards Benchmarked |
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Video Card Test InformationVideo Card Benchmark results (“Baselines”) were gathered from users’ submissions to the PassMark web site as well as from internal testing. PerformanceTest conducts three different tests and then averages the results together to determine the PassMark 3D Mark for a system. There four tests defined, two DirectX 9 tests of varying complexity, a DirectX 10 test and a DirectX 11 test. DirectX 10 and 11 tests can only be run on Windows Vista or later, additionally not all video cards support all DirectX levels and as such your PC may not have the hardware to run all the tests. Only the newest video cards can do DirectX 11. While they may sometimes work, 3D tests are not explicitly supported under virtual machine environments or remote desktop connections. OpenGL performance is not tested. |
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DirectX 9 - Simple |
DirectX 9 - Complex |
DirectX 10 |
DirectX 11 |
Objects |
1 plane, 300 trees, terrain, water, sky |
7 planes, 500 trees, terrain, water, sky |
10 Islands, 20 Meteors |
50 Giant Space Jellyfish |
Display Mode1 |
Windowed |
Full Screen |
Full screen |
Full screen |
Feature Highlights |
A bare bones DirectX 9 Text |
Makes use of Vertex and Pixel Shader 2.0 techniques to generate realistic water as well as texture the ground based on the height above the water. |
Vertex and Pixel Shader 3.0 effects. |
Vertex and Pixel Shader 5.0 effects.Unordered transparency technique used on jellyfish.2 |
Resources information |
The terrain is formed by 32,258 triangular polygons. |
The terrain is formed by 32,258 triangular polygons. |
Meteors are made up of a maximum 100,000 particles across all meteors. |
Each jellyfish has 8244 polygons. |
1 This is the mode that the test attempts to run in by default, if the video card or monitor do not support this mode the test will be attempted to run at a lower resolution or anti-aliasing level, in these cases the test score will be penalized.
2 This technique relies on the video card supporting 8x anti-aliasing. If your video card does not support this another method will be used but the test score will be penalized.3
3 In the case that a test score is penalized the score in frames per second will not match the actual frames per second the test ran at.

