Gaming Benchmarks (Cont.)

And lastly we have Unreal Tournament 2004, which is damn popular for its multiplayer function. So we couldn't just leave without giving this game a spin on the GeForce 6800 Ultra.

Unreal Tournament 2004 runs exceptionally well using the GeForce 6800 Ultra PCX. Not only is the single player game well above 50FPS, the online game play is almost identical. You will be one of the fastest and first to draw blood fraggers on the net using this state of the art hardware. Make no mistake the better the hardware the better your chances are and with the Geforce 6800 Ultra PCX you will have a natural advantage over slower FPS video card enthusiasts during online gaming. It's that simple.

To be the best you got to use the best, and NVIDIA's PCX solution can and will help you become the best fragger around. The more FPS you can squeeze out of your system the better the chances... Need a legal Aimbot? Then get a GeForce 6800 Ultra PCX and watch your skills increase along side of the performance.

Reminder's

Each map and each game level will give different results. Configuration will significantly increase or decrease performance. Our results will not reflect what other configurations can achieve. Test's are synthetic averages and not final. Some Unreal Tournament 2004 maps perform significantly better than others. Online game play results will differ from single player mode. The use of Shader Model 3.0 on Far Cry results in slightly higher performance. Richard Burns Rally has optimized NVIDIA paths. Men of Valor's current performance issue's will be addressed in future patch releases.

Synthetic Benchmarks

For the benchmark analysis we will be using the AquaMark3 program. This will provide a good indication on the game play of today's games.

GeForce 6800 Ultra	AquaMark3 Score
440/1200MHz (3.96GHz CPU)	73080

Our configuration for this test was that of installing the NVIDIA ForceWare 66.70 drivers, installing coolbits, overclocking the GeForce 6800 Ultra PCX to 440/1200MHz. We put the FSB at 233MHz x 17 to overclock the CPU to 3.961GHz and then ran the test and what you see is what you get.