SuperCheetah
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I just noticed this test can be done and was wondering if any of you members have tried this out yet? It is supposedly going to become a standard in benchmarking once the GeForce 3's and 4's becoming standard in many computers.
You must have a GeForce 3 or higher to run this benchmark!!! To bad for me and my poor little GeForce 2 Pro.
http://www.geforcezone.com/Reviews/Chameleon Mark/cm1.htm
Today we will be looking at "Chameleon Mark" a new benchmarking utility from NVIDIA. The benchmark is based upon the popular "Chameleon" demo released by NVIDIA with the introduction of the GeForce3 line of GPUs. Chameleon Mark is primarily used to measure pixel shader performance for a variety of shaders.
Chameleon Mark" is a great benchmarking utility, It will give your card a good work out, especially at 1600 x 1200 with 4X AA turned on. We found ourselves watching the benchmark over and over again, Its breathtaking! Although its no "3DMark" , it's simple and it does what it was intended to do...measure pixel shading performance.
Chameleon Mark will probably become a standard in benchmarking utilities like Quake 3, 3DMark 2001SE etc. It would be great to see cards tested with the Chameleon Mark benchmark in upcoming reviews.
You must have a GeForce 3 or higher to run this benchmark!!! To bad for me and my poor little GeForce 2 Pro.