3DMark2000: Millennium Computing on the RTX 4090
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- In this video, we dive into the fascinating world of retro gaming benchmarks by running 3DMark2000 on the cutting-edge RTX 4090. Explore the challenges and outcomes as we bridge the gap between past and present hardware capabilities. Learn from insights gathered from VOGONS forum discussions on running 3DMark 2000 with modern setups, and understand the historical significance of these benchmarks through the legacy downloads available at UL Benchmarks. Join us in this unique journey from past to future!
VOGONS Running 3dMark2000 on modern hardware thread:
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![KSI - Thick Of It (feat. Trippie Redd) [Official Music Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/At8v_Yc044Y/mqdefault.jpg)
This takes me back to such a happy time in my life. To me, this will forever be the golden age of computing.
bruv ur so right, we're definitely entering a new golden age with all the crazy AI breakthroughs, VR/AR advancements, open source projects popping off, and retro gaming/computing making a huge comeback. its an exciting time to be a tech omnissiah fasho!@@Tensentities
@@tyronejohnson409yeah, millenium generation is so lucky to grow up in such era and now another revolution. But to be honest - I prefer that previous period of time. It had different vibe and impact on games that actually used all those new tech with time. Now there is just slower evolution in it IMHO.
The 90s were better with DOS games and gradually entering into the real time 3d rendering world of games.
The music still so good to hear.
I like to listen to this soundtrack even just driving my car. It has a lot of nostalgia.
this soundtrack was recorded on a tape for my walkman
When these benchmarks came out everyone was like “I can’t wait until real gameplay looks this good”
we still waiting lol.
I remember thinking that about the heaven benchmark
It's a good nostalgia but finding oldest compatible benchmark and comparing scores with the gpus of that time would be a more interesting video i think.
I shall give that a go at some point with my Voodoo 2's
The internet says the Helios 3D Voodoo 2 12MB PCI(P2 450) at the time had a score of 1,546. I chose the Voodoo 2 since OP chose that as a sample he might use.
The score in the video was 4300. Of course that’s with frame caps and stuff though so it could be higher.
In my opinion, it is better to use a newer benchmark program.
We need to find a bridge between old and new. Some software that can test GPUs from the 1990s, but also test GPUs from 2020s. So, yeah, 3dmark2000 ain't cutting it.
Maybe 3dmark06, 3dmark09, 3dmark11? Something like that.
To compare Voodoo 2 or Riva TNT with RTX 4090 😅
This should be in 4:3 ratio, or it looks stretched
Unreal-like music, graphics and we have an instant classic from the early 2000s. A perfect nostalgic trip. Thank you for this video ❤
I love the graphics of that time. The picture is not overloaded with details and there are no unnecessary shaders. You're just playing and your imagination is adding up the details.
This is so true i mainly stopped multiplayer gaming because of that.
The guitar is just crazy good!
remember running this on my first gaming PC with Duron 750 + 128MB RAM + TNT2 M64 32MB ... oh man what a slideshow it was on mid to high detail and yet i was happy because my previous PC w/ K6-2 400 + 64MB RAM + SiS 6326 can barely runs anything on those days. xD
Таких совпадений не бывает😮. У меня был как раз точно такой же конфиг компа на котором я запускал этот тест. Ну и в основном гонял ботов в Unreal Tournament и проходил Unreal.
15' ЭЛТ монитор, игры играл с разрешением 640х480. И что? Я был абсолютно счастлив.😊
The GPU utilization probably was like: "Huh, did someone poked me while I was sleeping? Nevermind..."
Damn what a dose of nostalgia. The Heretic 2, Op Flashpoint, Deus Ex , the ION age of gaming
The "Adventure Game" section with the fantasy look really holds a special place in my heart. I remember when I first played Baldur's Gate Dark Alliance and I kept thinking back to that specific demo and how those kinds of graphics had finally become real. I was so happy.
There's a feeling that was very present back then when it came to 3d graphics, the feeling you were witnessing the birth of something amazing. Every new 3d card, every new console generation brought jaw dropping improvements over what was available previously. I think that feeling has been diminished quite a bit now a days. I like my PS5 and my Series X but the jump from the previous gen was nowhere near as shocking as when I went from my N64 to a Gamecube (or even when I saw Sonic on the Dreamcast).
it's definitely closer to Arx Fatlis, check it out
21:46 i don't know if it's just a guy with the same name, but on the right in the middle there is Raja Koduri. But having in mind he is a graphics guy, worked at ATI, AMD, INTEL... who knows maybe he contributed to this benchmark.
seems same guy
most of this aged not that well, but that scene with the indoor pool still looks legit good.
thats fr what i was thinking it actually looks good
I dunno what ur talking about man because this looks awesome
Only the water is a bit too much
The reflective tiles are amazing, looks like ray tracing.
@@v5k456jh3 it's crazy how good environment mapping looks in certain places
My favourite tech demo was pipe dreams for the ATI 9700 PRO. I still run it from time to time.
Totally forgot about that one. It was amazing. I had a Radeon 9500 Pro I flashed a 9700 Pro bios on. Loved that card.
@@Rexter2kI think it was the 9500 non pro hat cpuld be flashed to the 9700 pro, while the 9500 pro was another GPU :)
@@elmariachi5133 you are partly correct :p you could flash the non-pro and if you were lucky get a 9700 pro for free as it was a cut down version only locked by firmware. The 9500 pro on the other hand could have a 9700 pro bios as well, but it was physically cut down so you get only a higher clock speed, no additional shaders.
I figured that out AFTER I bought the 9500 pro and flashed it. Oh well.
@@Rexter2kWel, isn't that what I said? The 9500pro was different.
I remember, because I used a 9500@9700pro myself for playing all the games up tol Far Cry :). Bought another one for a friend, but he wasn't so lucky, as the additional shaders where actually defective and so he had to use it as a plain 9500, which still was good enough for ost things. Great times!
@@elmariachi5133 oh you are right, I misread your post. Just wanted to mention that it was possible to flash the 9500 pro, but the benefit was minimal.
Good times. Also flashed a Geforce 6800 LE for the same reason.
12:05, this was before vertex shaders. Those weren't added until 3DMark 2001. This was DX7 still. Someone should do an RTX Remix of it lol.
It's nice to see that Remedy is still graphics benchmark to this day 💪
pretty cool shows how far graphics have come
"I almost still expect the frame rate to drop whenever I see particle effects. Brain is expecting the frame rate to drop" Dude 100% It was really unnerving, like when you're expecting to get hit and nothing happens
This is my first time ever seeing this, and I'm highly impressed by how stylish this all is! Sure, technology improves and outpaces itself, but style and art never age.
the tracker music has so much emotion that's missing from a lot of music today
Man the people doing graphics and design in the 2000's knew what "cool" meant, compare these scenes with what we get in modern gaming... The graphics might have gotten better, but the creativity took a nose dive.
People still make crazy shit like this today all the time, and in even crazier ways than this. Just type in stuff like "CGI Animated crazy music video" and you'll see all kinds of dope shit. But I do get what you're saying and I completely agree that it is really cool and probably always will be. Because it was the first stuff, the most unbounded stuff, the most freethinking and experimental, but specifically all without fear of 'looking cringe' or played out or basic. People just took the limitations of the basic tools and techniques they had and they found ways to functionally multiply and exploit the power of those basic tools the same way that humans find ways to exploit anything if it's simple and fast enough to be juuuusst good enough.
Now everyone expects insane levels of polish on everything even when it may not necessarily make sense to give it tons of polish
@@rondobrondo Sure there's still some cool stuff being made nowadays, but it's rare and generally niche, all the big budget productions are flat and samey.
I really miss the creativity we used to get everywhere in the 90's and early 2000's, especially the "internet cyber hacker matrix" vibe, it can be really cringe but that's honestly part of the charm 😅
Imo that the lack of creativity comes from the lack of "limits". I mean nowadays you can "easily" replicate a realistic scene without too much effort, and you are probably gonna recreate something you know (just because you know it). But back then you had limits and couldn't just create something truly realistic, so you had to think of something that is specifically not realistic i guess, so it doesn't look too off?
Atleast that's my theory
ah great memories, still love the music, thanks for his.
For anyone of the era, if you want to have another nostalgia-blast, look at the credits section ""Mad onion would like to thank the following companies for their participation......" and see how many you remember, and notice how many no longer exist :)
Oh god, this brings back memories of running this benchmark way too many times.
Crazy how far we have gotten in terms of graphics in the past 20 years, remember back in the day this was cutting edge graphics, So in 20 Years I could only imagine the types of gpus and benchmarks we will see.
It's actually crazy how little happened. If you compare 1980 with 2000, it's basically from "hey, we can move pixels on the screen" to "oh my god, we can do anything, in 3D!". And now it's just "we can do the old stuff much faster and things look nicer".
@@DrLaemmerbeinActually, we have already had the pinnacle, and for a decade practically all new we have got has been just more and more enormous software bloat undoing all the advancement we have had with hardware.
I would say crypto and AI have sort of derailed the progress. I miss the days when I took midrange GPU, soldered a potentiometer onto them and outperformed the most expensive GPU. We will never have a similar jump.
I had a very similar PC back in 1998. A Pentium II 350 MHz, 64MB SDRAM, with an integrated Nvidia Riva 128ZX (8MB), Win98 and a 8.6GB HDD.
A couple of years later, I upgraded it with a Nvidia Geforce 2 MX 64MB, WinXP and 256MB SDRAM.
Even with the upgrade, 3DMark2000 still didn't run very well. But at least my games did. 😄
Btw, @21:52 there is the name of _Raja Koduri_ in the third column. The former chief architect of AMD's graphics division (until 2017). And later the chief architect of Intel's discrete GPU division.
This proves how some things just never change.
*GPU Manufacturers:* What kind of benchmark should we promote?
*Gamers and Benchmark Producers:* Smexy Cyberpunk Lady, please.
wow, the narration elevates the experience.. took me back to good old days... nice1.. do more :)
3DMark2001 coming very soon!
This is my favourite 3DMark and looked brilliant at the time.
100% nostalgia. I remember running this time and time again on my PII 400Mhz with a Matrox 2D/3D card, Voodoo2 and a 6.4 Gig IDE hard drive. Cheers mate😊
This is gold. For me it 2001 that I was mist impressed by I think with the matrix. And there was 1 with a dragon can't remember. It was such a great time
Check out my video on 3DMark2001 to see that in action!
Remember running it on my first PC with nVidia MX 440, I do agree that other versions that came after this one didn't surpass this one sheer amount of awesomness.
Been loving this series so I'm going back to the beginning! Here's a sub btw, keep up these interesting videos!
wow, thanks bruh, haven't seen this running in 20 years or so!
I've only seen bits of 3dmark 2000 and have no attachment to it (but I do with 2001) so it's not just nostalgia, it really is a great work of art.
Ran this benchmark so many times on my Voodoo 5500.
Golden era.
Too bad that such real-time movie shorts that used to exist back in the days are no more these days. Nvidia/AMD used them as tech demos and programmers used them to show off OpenGL/DirectX features. It was not only about benchmarks.
the music is FIRE
This music at the background is the most 2000s thing I ever heard.
That's so smooth like a butter❤
Seeing these demos at more than 10 fps is such a treat. I remember how painful it was back then, even when 30 was the high mark.
Oh man I havent seen that benchmark since, well since it was relevant! Oh how many hours I spent watching those benchmarks over and over, spending so much time endlessly tweaking and tweaking for that extra point in score.
Massive nostalgia seeing 3DMark 2000 again.
So many memories of overclocking my GPU and CPU of the time just to squeeze a few more frames out of them and then loading up Unreal or Unrealtournament 99. Great times.
Reminds me whole demoscene movement back then!
Holy shit, this brought me back so many memories. I'm going to try to run in on my RTX 4090 just for old times sake. I remember running it in my Athlon XP + Geforce 4 MX 440 back in the day.
I remember 3DMark2000 so well! I used it to tweak my gaming machine, and I remember it having trouble with the scene of the woman walking, and with the water. I just downloaded it so I can play with it on my current machines!
I remember watching this on my Righteous 3D Orchid Voodoo1 Card, with a K62-300 CPU, the good old days
Thank you for this video. I’ve always wondered how a game would turn out using older graphics technology but using modern computing power along with the newer technologies
I am running these free 3DMarks nowdays on my retro PC with Win7. So cool to see them.
Oh man, I miss those days! We had SOOOO MANY GPU chipsets and manufacturers. Nvidia, ATI, Rendition, Virge 3d, Matrox, PowerVR, 3dFX.
FIrst time I saw 3dmark was with a spanish (spain) demo disc that I bought in Chile, had an integrated SiS 630 only... 64MB shared RAM... and found this like next gen... Now I own the mighty 4090 and it's well worth it!
The 2000s will always be the golden age of gaming
Even the music is damn good, good old times.
Talk about killing a fly with artillery fire
Finally a GPU that can run 3DMark2000 smooth.
You like this demo a lot because Remedy are former demosceners - mainly from the group _FutureCrew_ , who made the legendary demo _2nd Reality_ - hence the first 3D benchmark in '97 was called _Final Reality_ and their benchmark company _FutureMark_ ;) ...you see this DNA up to these days in games like Quantum Break or Control - lots of demoscene 'elements' in those games.
I remember running this on Nvidia 5200 on my Dell system. It was nothing but slide show lol. It got me through Final Fantasy 11 online for many years with it.
I was just thinking you should a RTX Remix version just as you mentioned RTX Remix would be cool.
Goosebumps.
3DMark 2000 seeing the 4090
"It's power level is over 9000!!!!" *Power Meter breaks from overload*
thank you! i was trying to run this on my 3080 and i kept getting errors. gonna try that thread
the oldest without modification i got working was tropics
@4:45 it lists my favorite 3d accelerator company of all time, 3dfx! I miss them and their crazy ass ads. It's wild to think this was over 20 years ago. I remember thinking this benchmark at the time was astounding. Looking back it has real demoscene vibes. Still awesome.
Their logo was so nice, especially on the chips themselves on the voodoo boards
I love and miss the demoscene
Wholly crap, this takes me back. I remember running this about a million times, and I specifically remember using it to benchmark my overclock on a Duron 750, 512MB PC133, and a Riva TNT 2 with SDR at 130Mhz. I got it to 156 stable. VIA KT133, ummmmm Biostar M7VKD?!?
And eventually, the SiS 735 on the legendary K7S5A/+
I lichrully have my first and OG Reality Check era Abit NF7-S mounted on the wall, with the AGOIA stepping 1600+ in the socket.
Edit: It occurs to me that a lot of people wont realise that the Abit NF7-S was a board for AMD processors using the first nVIDIA chipset, both in opposition to the behemoth Intel.
Funny how that shook out. Also they totally used to spell the name like that - nVIDIA.
Matrox still exist to this day. Yes I am shocked too. Of course not for GPUs for gaming. Matrox is in niche but still 700 employees strong with $137M revenue: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matrox
Nostalgia overload! That music, epic! Too bad you didn't run the benchmark with an unlocked framerate... I calculate an avg. of about 3000fps.
Было раньше время, даже бенчмарки были душевными. Как вспомню как гонялись за попугаями, программы которые показывали какие технологии твоя видяха поддерживает, гнали на десятки мегагерц процы и видяхи лишь бы вытащить пару дополнительных попугаев.
Even back then, Remedy was at the forefront of graphics technology
I thought I had seen all of 3DMark's demos/benchmarks... But no, I see now that I have only downloaded 03, 06, 11, and Vantage. I haven't seen 99, 2000, or 2001.
Remembering our GeForce 2 MX struggling quite a bit with the 3D Mark 2000. Did I say a bit? I meant a lot😅
Look at them graphics! hahaha, man it's been a long way since 2000's. Back then i think Soldier of Fortune was the coolest fps ever with the graphics
I gotta say some of these would work so well as music videos
Would be beneficial to upload @1440p so YT doesn't ruin all the detail....
I was part of Assembly demoscene back in the day, this was wild stuff to see on a big "screen" and ppl didn't undestand waht it took to make a 128k intro.
I would say fixed-pipeline graphics aged rather well. Before pixel shaders game designers were limited to work with real geometry only. Lightning were either dynamic per-vertex or static baked into textures. There were some special extension, but they didn't brake that coherent look of 3D graphics,.
This is why these games look so well modded with real time ray tracing, because they were mostly designed with static baked lightning done with off-line ray tracing.
Games from 2000-2002 still had that style, while having higher geometry detail and much better textures for 64 MB GPUs.
Half-Life 2 was a special case, since it has good fallback compatibility with fixed-pipeline GPUs while having a lot of new features when Pixel shaders were available.
Madonion. LOL I forgot that. Also, nVIDIA before NVIDIA. The developers even gave shout outs to 3DFX, S3 and Matrox. Aaaaw. I'm glad your card met the system requirements for the full test run too!
Whenever I got a new GPU I would run all sorts of benchmarks and graphics demos to run on it. Benchmarks always have this weird life where first it's the most amazing stuff you've ever seen your computer do, a glimpse into what games will look like in the near future, and then two years later you look at it and go "How can it look both mediocre and have such bad fps? This would never fly in an actual game!"
I just ran 3dMark 2001 SE. Nice to know my laptop can run DirectX 8.
bro that was so fucking awesome
Fun fact MaDOnion is my gaming nic and i took it off 3d mark2000 when they were still madonion :D
Pop Afterburner on (or use a Radeon GPU with the overlay)... it'd be amusing to see the power usage at 1080p with the frame cap on. :)
Still actual hardware benchmarking Apps ;) I bought Savage 4 before week !
LOL....I remember the song, so nostalgic.😁
The funny thing is that it's still stuttering in some sequences.
3:05 Looks so legit epic!
It *really* is just nostalgia though. I mean, I feel it too, but Time Spy is such a better-constructed thing.
Sadly many of the old tech-demos are either lost or just not compatible with modern OS/hardware. Benchmarks are a bit better cause they usually did not rely on unstable pre-release apis that changed.
I remember that helicopter one fuck me has it really been that long!
reason for the vram reading being wrong is its a 32bit app.
What a ride
didn't get the 4K resolutions really working sadly. Max was like 2K or superwide 1400x700 something.
This video should be in 8k with that amount of horsepower pushing those pixels lol.
Ah back to being 14 again and saving up for my first gaming GPU (geforce 2 GTS) good times
But the benchmarks are limited to 60 FPS, which is distorted... On modern cards, the fans don't even turn on in 3DMark 2000 😁 But you couldn't really torture an old Riva TNT or Voodoo like that 😂
yeah, I was there (btw Matrox is still here, just not fot masses)
I’m guessing the Pentium III would,be using MMX extensions, although I think MMX was released with Pentium IIs? Not sure.
Its a 32 bit program, so it can't see (use) above 4GB of RAM. This includes both CPU and GPU memory. I've have this on my modern system as well, but could never get it to run above 60FPS.
Turn off V-Sync
@@horstmuller2031 Doesn't work. The same is happening in the video as well. Have look from 10:49. The benchmark cleverly shows the FPS in the helicopter's HUD at the bottom left side of the screen as the "Engine Torque". Its planted at 59/60 Nr / Nm.
🤘❤ what a bangger. Also very cool. 🤘🤙❤
We get very abnormal socres as too low on 3DMark06 or older. I've same GPU non-OC version@stock speeds 😁☺ and I got 62,923 GPU score (not overall) at 3840x2400 with 4xAA and 16xAF on 3DMark Vantage running Win10 with Intel i7-12700KF@5.2 and GRD 537.13 driver. Check my last videos about from Vantage until Time Spy (but unfortunately not include any 4k) and more benchmarks. 😁
*Does benchmark*
-Forgets v-sync on-
Well, finally it doesn’t lag anything
dudes see that demo and be like "hell yeah"
RTX 4090 on a year 2000 benchmark and I still see micro stutters...ahhhh....
10:30 I bet Pentium 3 rendering uses SSE instructions