Benchmarking old crap (continued)

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Toshiba DynaBook Satellite 4030X

 

Stats

• Name: Toshiba DynaBook Satellite 4030X
• OS: Windows 98SE Plus! (English)
• CPU: Intel Mobile Celeron 300
• Chipset: Intel 82440BX/ZX AGPset + PIIX4E
• GPU: Trident 9525DVD 2MB
  
• Sound: ESS ES1970 / 1978 ...
  
• RAM: 128MB PC-100 100MHz
  
• HDD: Hitachi IC25N080ATMR04-0 80GB E-IDE
  
• Optical Drive: TEAC CD-224E
  
• Floppy: 1.44MB
• Keyboard: 106-Key JP-Keyboard
• Display: Toshiba Internal TFT 1024x768
  
• Bios Date: 1999-12-01
  
• External Connectors:
• VGA
• USB 1.0
• PS/2
• PCMCIA 2x 
• Fast Ethernet: FNW-3600T
• WiFi: WarpStar Aterm EL54AG
  
• Modem / Phone
• 3mm Audio IN
• 3mm Audio OUT
• Parallel
• Serial
• Infra-Red
  

Results

• HWiNFO Benchmark
• Processor
• CPU: 3122
• FPU: 2972
• MMX: 1502
• Memory
• Transfer Speed: 175 MB/s
• Disk:
• N/A
  
• PCMark 2002
• CPU score: 805
• Memory Score: 770
• HDD score: 107 
• Results3DMark99 (with difficulties)
• 4DMarks: 145
• CPU 3DMarks 3027
• DOS Benchmarks
• Playhouse 640x480: 153.8
• DOOM: 2134 gametics in 1038 realtics
• Quake 640x480: 55.1 FPS
  

Why?

Another DOS/Win9x PC. This has a bigger screen than the Sharp, thus better for gaming. The sound is also better (huge speakers). This one runs English software, back in the 9x era encoding was still a big thing on Windows / DOS - I could go on for hours about this..

What's installed? NFS3SE, Grandia, FFVII, DukeNukem3d, GTA, GTAII, DOOM, DOOM2, that kind of games.

What not to like?

The nipple. Never liked in on the think-pads - also don't like it here. External mouse is pretty much a must. The keyboard layout is also.. different.

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