Picture-Level
Benchmark Report
© Copyright 1996, Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation |
First, you'll find a table showing the single figure of merit numbers for 3D wireframe (PLBwire93) and 3D surface (PLBsurf93) categories, along with a list of the eight standard benchmark files available for graphics performance testing under the Picture-Level Benchmark (PLB). These files are divided into three categories: 3D Wireframe, 3D Surface, and "Other."
"Normalizing Factor" is the scaling factor used to keep numbers
from becoming too unwieldy, and the PLBlit and
PLBopt columns give the reported PLBmark scores for each
test. A section within the PLB overview called
"The Method for Reporting Results" contains
an explanation of the number reporting system.
Vendor and System Name | |||
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Composite PLBmarks | |||
PLBwire93 |
PLBwire93 score | ||
PLBsurf93 |
PLBsurf93 score | ||
Benchmark Name |
Normalizing Factor |
PLBmarks | |
PLBlit |
PLBopt | ||
3D Wireframe | |||
1. sys_chassis |
|
lit |
opt |
2. race_car |
|
lit |
opt |
3. seafloor |
|
lit |
opt |
3D Surface | |||
4. cyl_head |
|
lit |
opt |
5. head |
|
lit |
opt |
6. shuttle |
|
lit |
opt |
7. studio |
|
lit |
opt |
Other | |||
8. oceantopo |
|
lit |
opt |
Next, you'll find a listing of optimizations for each standard
benchmark file for which a PLBopt number is
reported.
Optimizations |
Benchmark Used |
---|---|
A. Description of first optimization |
benchmark numbers |
B. Description of second optimization |
benchmark numbers |
C. . . . |
. . . |
This is followed by a description of the system used to achieve
the graphics performance results reported on the page, with a section
for listing technical notes pertinent to the graphics performance
tests.
GRAPHICS HARDWARE CONFIGURATION |
SYSTEM HARDWARE CONFIGURATION |
SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Graphics Accelerator |
name |
Processor Type |
name |
Operating System |
O/S | |
Total Graphics Memory |
## MB |
Number of CPUs |
# |
Window System |
name | |
|
Image Buffer |
size |
Floating Point |
type |
API |
name |
|
Overlay/Underlay Buffer |
size |
Primary Cache (KB) |
## KB |
API Version |
id |
|
Depth Buffer |
size |
Secondary Cache (KB) |
## KB |
API Vendor |
name |
|
Stencil Buffer |
size |
Memory (MB) |
## MB |
PLB Version |
id |
|
Accumulation Buffer |
size |
Disk (MB) |
### MB |
Driver Version |
id |
|
Auxiliary Buffer |
size |
|
|
|
|
|
Other Buffer |
size |
Comments | |||
Display List Memory |
description |
Technical notes pertinent to the graphics performance tests. | ||||
Texture Memory |
description | |||||
Display Manufacturer/ Model* |
description -- *Consult vendor literature for actual viewable size of monitor. | |||||
Display Resolution |
width x height | |||||
Display Size/Type |
description | |||||
Display Refresh Rate |
## Hz | |||||
Swap on Vertical Retrace |
yes/no |
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Finally, a table gives the price and availability of the system
described. "Test Date" refers to the data when the reported
performance tests were run. "General Availability" is the vendor's
estimate of when the system reported on was made available or will
become available.
List Price (as of mm/dd/yy) |
price | |
---|---|---|
Test Date |
mm/yy |
|
General Availability |
mm/yy |
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