Galaxy Zeus 5900 XT review

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Unreal 2003The Unreal Tournament 2003 benchmark is much more modern than Quake III, this is not the Unreal 2003 performance test used by some other websites; contrary to that, it's based on the demo.imageview.php?image=100 The Unreal Tournament 2003 demo has been available as a free download for some time. You can get it at just about any file download site (link). Be prepared to download 100MB of data though. 

One nice little addition to the UT2003 demo is that it has a built-in benchmark utility.  You can find the benchmark in the system subdirectory for the game after it installs. The file is appropriately named 'benchmark.exe'.  Run this file, select the resolution you want to benchmark, and it will go through 4 different demos, 2 are "flyby" and 2 are "botmatch" demos. The flyby demos give you an idea of how high frame rates would be without bots, while the botmatch demos give you an idea of what kind of fps you can expect while actually playing the game. The benchmark actually leverages more of the CPU and graphics intensive technologies that the engine is capable of. To prevent manufacturer graphics driver cheating, we use our own internal timedemo though.

Unreal 2003 800x600 1024x768 1280x1024 1600x1200
FX5500 58 43 32 25
9600 256 80 62 45 34
FX 5600 73 56 41 33
FX 5700 91 72 52 40
9600 Pro 89 76 57 43
FX 5700 Ultra 99 81 60 46
R9600XT 98 87 65 49
9700 Pro 96 91 78 63
FX 5900 XT 99 94 79 63
9800 Pro 102 98 86 70
FX 5900 Ultra 101 97 87 72
9800 XT 101 97 88 74
FX 5950 Ultra 101 97 88 74
475/880 100 95 89 73

Not bad at all ... 16x12 is very playable.

4xAA 8xAF 800x600 1024x768 1280x1024 1600x1200
9600 256 43 32 23 13
9600 Pro 55 41 30 17
FX 5600 48 36 25 17
FX 5700 57 40 28 21
R9600XT 66 49 32 23
FX 5700 Ultra 68 50 36 25
9700 Pro 76 58 42 32
FX 5900 XT 80 62 45 31
FX 5900 Ultra 81 65 48 37
9800 Pro 86 97 49 37
FX 5950 Ultra 82 67 49 39
9800 XT 89 72 58 43

The XT is playable with extra eye-candy up to 12x10. Right, enough benchmarks for a while, let's wrap things up. Onwards to the conclusion.

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