X2 The Threat + ATI X1000

Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Gaming on 12 April 2006 at 01:00 AM EDT. Add A Comment
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On top of our ATI Radeon X1000 benchmarks we also have up today a few X2 The Threat benchmarks. For those not staying up to date with the X2 The Threat happenings, the Beta 8 candidate is the most recent release to the closed testing community -- and it will likely be the version that goes gold. While the game is not yet available to the general population, we have completed a few in-house tests with this Linux-native game and the ATI Radeon X1000 series. The 8.24.8 display drivers were used, which were just released about an hour ago, and the system specifications were the same as what we had presented with our ATI Radeon X1800 Linux Preview. While Linux Game Publishing doesn't have a large emphasis on ATI Linux, the benchmark with these new drivers and Radeon parts seemed to create no apparent troubles when using the Beta 8 release. Below are our findings.

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X2 The Threat
800 x 600 - Low Quality
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X1800XL 256MB: 68.866
X1300PRO 256MB: 65.475

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X2 The Threat
800 x 600 - High Quality
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X1800XL 256MB: 35.594
X1300PRO 256MB: 15.168

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X2 The Threat
1280 x 1024 - Low Quality
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X1800XL 256MB: 62.823
X1300PRO 256MB: 51.930

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X2 The Threat
1280 x 1024 - High Quality
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X1800XL 256MB: 17.561
X1300PRO 256MB: 6.947

X2 Linux Benchmarking Notes:

- Results shown are average FPS of all scenes as reported by xperf.txt
- LGP X2 The Threat Beta 8 used, compiled on April 09, 2006
- Low Quality: No anti-aliasing, bumpmaps, shadows
- High Quality: anti-aliasing, bumpmaps, shadows

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