Overview

What is OpenGL Geometry Benchmark?

OpenGL Geometry Benchmark : Tests the geometry power of miscellaneous video cards, enabling you to evaluate the performance of the hardware components that are included in your system

In depth

A closer look at OpenGL Geometry Benchmark

OpenGL Geometry Benchmark is designed to provide you with a simple method for testing the performance of your OpenGL graphics card. Its main purpose is to assess the geometry power of various video cards by running a series of tests that can evaluate the capabilities of your GPU. The tests that OpenGL Geometry Benchmark includes measure the transform and the lighting power of your graphical processing unit. The application can generate a combination of techniques, lists and strips formats, lights, interleaving and streaming vertex formats, all to help you test whether the OpenGL API is working properly on your PC or not. At each run, you are prompted to choose the tests you want it to perform and go through the configuration options. Multiple geometry transfer methods are available and you can easily select the ones you want to test. Depending on your choices, the analysis can last more or less time.

Verdict

Should you download OpenGL Geometry Benchmark?

OpenGL Geometry Benchmark runs on Windows 9X/ME/2K/XP/2003 and is available under the Freeware license — the installer is 100 KB. We’ve catalogued it under System.

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