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ATI HD 2600 Pro 256MB
Testing - Prey
 While not as taxing as some of our DX9 titles, Prey is an important benchmark as it is one of a few OpenGL games out there that can put pressure on a system. It uses a very heavily modified Doom 3 engine with a lot of open spaces and inventive portal-centric level designs, not to mention visceral, moving surfaces and "Spirit Walking" effects. We've recorded our own timedemo that starts by flying an exo-suit through a huge series of tubes, a handful of portals, an aerial battle and finally some emergency sniping on foot. The settings, aside from anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering, are set as high as possible. The current version of the game is 1.3.
Prey @ 1280x1024
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85
70
70
69
35
0
FPS (higher is better)
100
53
47
35
35
23
0
FPS (higher is better)
100
52
42
31
31
0
0
FPS (higher is better)
100
Prey @ 1600x1200
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62
55
43
43
29
0
FPS (higher is better)
100
39
37
26
26
16
0
FPS (higher is better)
100
38
32
23
23
0
0
FPS (higher is better)
100
Prey @ 1920x1200
(Show All Graphs)
55
46
38
38
25
0
FPS (higher is better)
100
33
32
22
22
0
0
FPS (higher is better)
100
32
29
19
18
0
0
FPS (higher is better)
100
Page 1: Introduction, The Card & Bundle
Page 2: Testing Methodology Page 3: Testing - HL2 Episode 1 Page 4: Testing - F.E.A.R. Page 5: Testing - Company of Heroes Page 6: Testing - Prey Page 7: Testing - Need for Speed Most Wanted Page 8: Testing - 3Dmark 06 & HQV Page 9: Performance Summary, Power & Noise, and Overclocking Page 10: Conclusion 
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