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PCMark 2004 is a general system performance testing program by the benchmarking engineers at Futuremark. Among other things it tests media encoding performance and web browsing speed.
3DMark 2001
Even though 3DMark 2001 is quite old, it became a reliable system performance benchmark over time. Since current video card speeds are so high, the limiting factor is the CPU and memory performance. We tested at the default settings of 1024x768.
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