Intel Core i7 Processors: Nehalem and X58 Have Arrived
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High-Res Gaming: UT3 and ETQW
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Page 1: Introduction and Related Information
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Page 2: Intel Nehalem Microarchitecture
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Page 3: Vital Signs and Overclocking
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Page 4: Introducing the X58 Express
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Page 5: Core i7 Motherboards
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Page 6: Core i7 Memory and Coolers
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Page 7: Our Test Systems and SANDRA
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Page 8: PCMark Vantage Performance
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Page 9: LAME MT and Kribibench
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Page 10: Cinebench R10 and POV-Ray
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Page 11: 3DMark06 and Vantage CPU Tests
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Page 12: Low-Res Gaming: Crysis and F.E.A.R.
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Page 13: Low-Res Gaming: UT3 and ETQW
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Page 14: High-Res Gaming: 3DMark Vantage and Crysis
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Page 16: Total System Power Consumption
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Page 17: Our Summary and Conclusion
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In this next set of tests, we continued with some more high-resolution in-game benchmarking with Enemy Territory Quake Wars and Unreal Tournament 3. We maximized the in-game graphics options with both game and cranked the resolution up 1920x1200. With ETQW, 4X anti-aliasing and 16X anisotropic filtering were enabled as well.
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Both Enemy Territory Quake Wars and Unreal Tournament 3 showed a marked performance improvement when running on the Core i7 platform with either 3-Way GeForce GTX 280 SLI or a Radeon HD 4870 X2 CrossFireX configuration. As we stated on the previous page, however, although both graphics configurations were faster overall, expect even more performance with future driver releases.
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