It calculated the effects of light rays that bounce around in a virtual
world, that reflect on shiny surfaces, and refract and so on. I used the
"Pawns" object supplied with the software. The following render settings
were used:
-i +v1 +ft -x +mb25 +a0.300 +j1.000
+r3 -q9 -w640 -H480 -S1 -E480 -k0.000 -mv2.0 +b1000
These results were taken directly from www.aceshardware.com
I don't use Povray, I more use Poser and Bryce 4D together.
-Gel
-----Original Message-----
From: lsellers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Nope. Not good at all. 1st gen P4's seem to be fast in a few specific
instances, but overall even a cheap $80 duron can beat them. :-)
Btw. I forgot to mention I usually do 1024x768 aa0.3 for the test rendering.
What res did you use? I'm using an old p200mmx/128mb for a domain
controller. Forgot it's old score, so told it to rerender. When it gets done
(in a few hours) I'll post the timings for a base comparison. /-)
--min
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