Intel Pentium 4 6XX Sequence and 3.73GHz Extreme Edition Processors
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64-bit Testing DiVX Encode - XMPEG
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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 13: 64-bit Testing 3ds max 7
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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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We've been told that there's a publicly available 64-bit version of DiVX, but we certainly couldn't get our hands on it in time for testing. So the following test is a 32-bit DiVX encode driven in Windows XP Pro x64 Edition.
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Much the same as we saw in our 3D Studio Max 64-bit test, the Pentium 4 Extreme Edition and Pentium 4 660 have a commanding lead over the Athlon 64s. As is also the case here, we see 64-bit OS performance with this 32-bit application test; looks to be about 4% to 5% slower for the Pentium 4. However, the Athlon 64, not surprisingly because it has had longer to mature in the 64-bit space, takes much less of a hit between 32- and 64-bit modes.
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