NDD
07-23-2001, 03:10 PM
Spotted it right now on www.m3dzone.com (http://www.m3dzone.com) (don't bother going there in next 24hrs, they accidently closed for server upgrade while I was thinking if I should post it on SysOpt http://www.sysopt.com/forum/smile.gif ).
The Author talks about how the score in both 3DMark2000 and 3DMark2001 being calculated. He gave an example from 3DMark2000 :
((avg FPS in scene 1) + (avg FPS in scene 2) + (avg FPS in scene 3) + (avg FPS in scene 4) + (avg FPS in scene 5) + (avg FPS in scene 6)) x 12 = total 3DMarks. Checked, works indeed for me, and seems quite logical, too. After all, you need some kind of formula for this, and all the great things are quite simple http://www.sysopt.com/forum/smile.gif
If you ready to spend your time, plz check if it works for you too
Best Regards ...
The Author talks about how the score in both 3DMark2000 and 3DMark2001 being calculated. He gave an example from 3DMark2000 :
((avg FPS in scene 1) + (avg FPS in scene 2) + (avg FPS in scene 3) + (avg FPS in scene 4) + (avg FPS in scene 5) + (avg FPS in scene 6)) x 12 = total 3DMarks. Checked, works indeed for me, and seems quite logical, too. After all, you need some kind of formula for this, and all the great things are quite simple http://www.sysopt.com/forum/smile.gif
If you ready to spend your time, plz check if it works for you too
Best Regards ...