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Sager NP5792 w/ nVIDIA 8800M GTX 512MB Benchmark Thread
by XOTIC PC
The Specs:
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We defragmented the hard drive and did a
Windows Update before all testing. We ran the stock Sager Drivers for the 8800M GTX.
The LaptopVideo2Go 169.12 and 169.09 would not load on the 5792.
All frames per second (FPS) benchmarks were done with FRAPS. The
5792 GPU ran at 46c during normal desktop operation. The stock
Core of the 8800M GTX is 500MHz and Memory 799MHz
Cinema 4D
Cinebench is a rendering benchmark tool based on the powerful 3D
software, CINEMA 4D v. 10. Its rendering tasks can stress up to sixteen
multiprocessors on the same computer.
We ran Cinebench with 32-bit color depth at a 1920 x1200 resolution &
stock Sager Video Driver.
CINEBENCH R10 64-Bit Edition
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Tester :
Processor : Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU T7700 @ 2.40GHz
MHz :
Number of CPUs : 2
Operating System : WINDOWS 64 BIT 6.0.6000
Graphics Card : GeForce 8800M GTX/PCI/SSE2
Resolution : 1920x1200
Color Depth : 32-Bit
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Rendering (Single CPU): 2864 CB-CPU
Rendering (Multiple CPU): 5151 CB-CPU
Multiprocessor Speedup: 1.80
Shading (OpenGL Standard) : 4092 CB-GFX
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3D Mark 06
Stock Settings with Stock Sager
Video Driver
GPU Temp ranges from 55-66c during testing
PC Mark Vantage 2005
Stock Settings with Stock Sager
Video Driver
All frames per second (FPS) benchmarks were done with FRAPS
Crysis Demo
With Stock Sager Video Driver
GPU Temp ranges from 61-67c during testing
Frames: 7271
Time: 193831ms
Avg: 37.512FPS
Min: 31FPS
Max: 62FPS
Unreal Tournament 3 Demo
With Stock Sager Video Driver
GPU Temp 64c
Level: Heat Ray (Deathmatch vs. AI)
Frames: 18753
Time: 305702ms
Avg: 61.344FPS
Min: 30FPS
Max: 64FPS
Windows Experience Index
Conclusion
Overall the system ran very well
during all testing. The GPU fan kicked on during most of the
benchmarks and the CPU fan ran at a low RPM. We didn't
notice hardly any heat coming up from the keyboard or wrist pad area.
The games looked amazing in person. :)
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