Eli Kane wrote:

Doh!

It is misleading to say that there is a 7% performance difference in those
benchmarks at 1280x1024. It is accurate to say there is a 7% frame rate
difference, but performance is arguably something noticed by the user. As
frame rates increase, the meaning of a 7% increase lessens. The difference
between 32 fps and 26.6 fps is also 7%, but you will notice lag and jerky
movements on screen at 26.6fps. That same 7% difference in these
benchmarks will not be noticed.


I meant 32 and 29.76 fps with a 7% diff. Duh.

Eli