DOOM3 Benchmarks - EPoX EP-AP68P/G Mainboard Review

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DOOM3 Benchmarks - EPoX EP-AP68P/G Mainboard Review
Bluetooth 4 May 2007

Benchmarks - DOOM3

In the following benchmarks, the board is paired up with an external ASUS EN7600GT graphics card and loaded with Forceware 84.21

In the game DOOM3, we tested the Demo001 At HIGH QUALITY 1600x1200x32. This game is optimised for the NV platform. From the chart, we can see that the various platforms performs differently from one another.

The AMD 690G boards from ASUS, JETWAY, ECS and EPoX alls cored around 72.3fps. With the EP-AP68P/G, it scored 73.5fps which is higher thant he AMD 690G counterparts.

As for integrated video, it scored 12.6 (1024x768), 18.3 (800x600) and 25.3 (640x480)

On the AMD 690G boards, it scored 10.7fps (1024x768), 14.3 fps (800x600) and 15.8 fps (640x480).

As we can see, the GeForce 7050PV/630A seems to perform pretty well, leading the AMD 690G by around 2 to 4 fps at high resolution. At 640x480, the difference gets larger, with 15.8fps vs 25.3fps.

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