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Templario | Published: 2011/12/24 20:01 Updated: 2011/12/24 20:01 |
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From: Palencia (Spain)
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![]() Yeah! this is fantastis two christmas gifs for our Amiga systems, guau, now I have find the serial number of my Sam 460, thank you ACube, now to the sound driver and the Sam will be a 100% fantastic computer.
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Slayer | Published: 2011/12/25 10:23 Updated: 2011/12/25 10:23 |
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From: Dunedin, New Zealand
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![]() Well done Hans & ACube
Awesome stuff ![]() |
djrikki | Published: 2011/12/25 18:52 Updated: 2011/12/25 18:54 |
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From: Grimsby, UK
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![]() Excellent work Hans, installed just fine! Windows look fantastic, now am gonna have to invest in a KVM in the new year!
My result from GfxBench: I have no idea what the 61 means in this: 1920×1080@61 (32 bit), but the results made the first page! 3,262.70. http://hdrlab.org.nz/benchmark/gfxbench2d/OS/AmigaOS/Result/508 Only beaten by 3,490.64 at 1920x1200@60 (32 bit), a higher resolution I would have thought would make it slower - but clearly that @60 whatever it refers to makes a slight difference. |
Hans | Published: 2011/12/25 23:08 Updated: 2011/12/25 23:08 |
Home away from home
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From: New Zealand
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![]() @djrikki
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Thanks. Quote: I have no idea what the 61 means in this: 1920×1080@61 (32 bit), but the results made the first page! 3,262.70. The 61 is your screen's frame-rate. Quote: I have no idea what the 61 means in this: 1920×1080@61 (32 bit), but the results made the first page! 3,262.70. The other result could also be obtained with a card running at a higher clock speed (e.g., a factory overclocked card), or any number of other reasons. Hans |