Intel Pentium 4 6XX Sequence and 3.73GHz Extreme Edition Processors
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Dave Altavilla
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Sunday, February 20, 2005, 03:00 AM EDT
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64-bit Testing 3ds max 7
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Page 1: Introduction and Specfications
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Page 2: New P4 Architectural Features
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Page 3: Vital Signs and Test System
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Page 4: Synthetics - SiSoft Sandra and 3DMark CPU Test
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Page 5: Cinebench Rendering and Kribibench 3D Modeling
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Page 6: DiVX Video and MP3 Audio Encoding - XMPEG and Lame MP3
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Page 7: 3D Rendering - 3ds max 7 and Multitasking
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Page 8: Content Creation Winstone and World Bench 5 Photoshop 7
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Page 9: Worldbench 5 - Multitasking and Office XP
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Page 10: 3DMark05 and UT2004
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Page 11: Doom 3 and Half-Life 2 Tests
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Page 12: 64-bit Testing SiSoftware Sandra
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Page 14: 64-bit Testing DiVX Encode - XMPEG
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Page 15: 64-bit Gaming - Doom 3 and Half-Life 2
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Page 16: P4 Overclocking Fun - 4GHz and Beyond!
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Page 17: Benchmark Summary And Conclusion
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Next we ran through our 3D Studio Max tests again but within the Windows XP Pro x64 environment. Again, in these tests we'll can only compare the new P4 6XX series and Extreme Edition CPUs to their Athlon 64 counterparts, since these are the only chips capable of supporting 64-bit extensions.
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As you can easily see, 64-bit OS-based performance with this native 32-bit application is just slightly slower than the 32-bit version of Windows XP at this time on either processor architecture from AMD or Intel. Furthermore, the Pentium 4 Extreme Edition and Pentium 4 660 maintain their positions relatively in the performance spread for this test.
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