3D Rendering

Finally we have our 3D Rendering tests, which are composed of Lightwave and 3dsmax. 3D rendering has been increasingly favorable to the Pentium 4 due to the vast number of SSE2 optimizations that are present in current applications, but with the Athlon 64's SSE2 support will the playing field be leveled at all?

AMD manages to come very close to Intel, finally, in 3D rendering performance that is accelerated by the use of SSE2 optimizations. Intel still holds the lead, but AMD is finally competitive.

AMD even manages to take the lead in this Lightwave test, something that was never thought possible from AMD before the Athlon 64.

Closing off with 3dsmax, Intel still does have the performance lead in 3D rendering applications as well.

DivX Encoding 32-bit vs. 64-bit Performance
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  • Anonymous User - Tuesday, September 23, 2003 - link

    That's all ?
  • wecv - Monday, August 14, 2017 - link

    Hello!

    I am from the future and I am here to tell you that AMD failed so hard in 2012 with bulldozer yet intel made a huge success with Sandybridge

    Where is your god now amdrones?

    But don't worry guys... in 2017 AMD made a huge success with Ryzen which is a cheap awesome 8 core with SMT which is kinda similar to the HT you know with the Pentium 4 HT but don't you worry guys! it's much better so you get 8 lovely cores and 16 threads

    Where is your god now shintel boys?

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