CINEBENCH (GPU OPENGL) - 2003 HW-L

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About Cinebench (GPU OpenGL) - 2003 HW-L

Cinebench (GPU OpenGL) - 2003 HW-L is one of the benchmark tests used to measure GPU performance in rendering 3D graphics using OpenGL, based on tests performed on hardware and software from 2003. The test is designed to test the GPU's ability to process graphical effects and render 3D objects using the older OpenGL standard, reflecting a lower level of visual complexity compared to modern graphics standards. At the HW-L (Hardware Level) in 2003, the main focus was on testing performance in processing polygons, lighting, shadows, and materials with simpler computations. This benchmark is still used by some users who want to compare modern systems with legacy hardware or test the compatibility of legacy hardware and software. The benchmark score is calculated based on the time it takes for the GPU to complete a series of rendering tests in OpenGL, where lower times indicate better GPU performance. Cinebench (OpenGL GPU) - 2003 HW-L is often used to measure GPU stability and performance on lower-spec systems or older hardware, as well as for benchmarking purposes between different generations of graphics cards.

Benchmark Cinebench (GPU OpenGL) - 2003 HW-L Chart Ranking

The following graph displays the hardware performance ranking based on benchmark results using Cinebench (GPU OpenGL) - 2003 HW-L. The data is organized from highest to lowest score for easy visual comparison between devices. You can hover over each bar to view the score details and associated hardware name.