GfxBench2D – AmigaOS

Operating System: AmigaOS
Produced by: Hyperion Entertainment CVBA
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Welcome to the GfxBench2D results database. GfxBench2D is a benchmark test tool that measures the 2D performance of graphics cards. Download the GfxBench2D software to test your own graphics card(s). Visit the Forum to discuss benchmarks, make suggestions, etc.

The tests are designed to look not only at how fast graphics cards are, but also why (i.e., which operations are fast, and which are slow). This is achieved by measuring the speed of the most common operations at various sizes.

Results

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Graphics Card	Motherboard/Device	Screen Mode		Score
Sapphire Radeon HD 4650 Ultimate Edition	Sam460ex	640×480@59 (16 bit)		805.64
PicassoIV	CyberStormPPC/A4000	1280×720@60 (16 bit)		804.65
Radeon 9250	AmigaOne	1440×900@60 (32 bit)		802.20
PicassoIV	CyberStormPPC/A4000	1280×720@60 (16 bit)		801.53
Radeon 9250	Sam440EP	1600×1200@60 (32 bit)		801.07
Radeon 9250, 128-bit AGP	AmigaOne	1280×1024@97 (32 bit)		798.32
VisionTek Xtasy Radeon 9250	Sam440EP	1920×1080@61 (32 bit)		798.04
Radeon X1550 64-bit	Sam440EP	1280×1024@60 (32 bit)		797.17
Radeon 9250	Sam440EP	1280×1024@60 (32 bit)		796.60
Radeon 9200	Sam440EP	1280×1024@60 (32 bit)		795.20
VisionTek Xtasy Radeon 9250	Sam440EP	1920×1080@61 (32 bit)		794.44
Radeon 9250	AmigaOne	1280×1024@60 (16 bit)		793.90
PicassoIV	CyberStormPPC/A4000	1280×720@60 (16 bit)		793.84
Radeon 9250	Sam440EP	1280×1024@60 (32 bit)		793.03
Radeon 9250	Sam440EP	1360×768@60 (32 bit)		792.21
Radeon 9250	AmigaOne	1280×1024@60 (32 bit)		788.70
Radeon 9200 SE	Pegasos II	1680×1050@60 (16 bit)		787.03
Radeon 9250	Sam440EP	1360×768@60 (32 bit)		785.62
Radeon 9250	Sam440EP	1360×768@60 (32 bit)		785.22
Radeon 9250	Sam440EP	1360×768@60 (32 bit)		784.63

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