Just updated graphs you can find in benchmarks menu. They're based on Flash. For these without flash are in benchmarks article almost all images of graphs and you can also download them from attachments under each graph article. New are PC Player Benchmarks not previously released (had too few numbers). 

I wanted to use same plugin for making graphs from card database parameters like Fillrate, Texelrate - from everything with numbers, but need help with Php coding. Have to find 1st someone able make me i hope small php script for transfering data to simple format used by graph plugin. If you think that you can help, then see this thread describing mine problem also with suggested solution by K2 developer.

Graphs are based on Flashchart plugin. Sample codes can be found on this adress. You can This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Graphs require flash. If you don't see them, then you can download image in attachments. Image can by also saved by right click - then Save/convert chart to image. Chart will be replaced by PNG image.

Oak OTI087x PCI and VL-Bus chips in tests are 2D parts of Diamond Viper PCI/VLB cards.

{flashchart height="500" width="100%" data="file" file="images/vlask/bench/486diagtext.txt" tooltip="#val# MB/s" show_barvalues="1" x_legend="Intel 486DX4-100, Asus PVI-486SP3, 32MB. Done for compare speed of ISA/VL-Bus/PCI cards." y_legend="www.vgamuseum.info" title="Diag ver. 4.61, Text MB/s, DOS"}486diagtext{/flashchart}

 

{flashchart height="500" width="100%" data="file" file="images/vlask/bench/486diaggraphic.txt" tooltip="#val# MB/s" show_barvalues="1" x_legend="Intel 486DX4-100, Asus PVI-486SP3, 32MB. Done for compare speed of ISA/VL-Bus/PCI cards." y_legend="www.vgamuseum.info" title="Diag ver. 4.61, Graphic MB/s, DOS"}486diaggraphic{/flashchart}

 

{flashchart height="500" width="100%" data="file" file="images/vlask/bench/486pcp.txt" tooltip="#val# FPS" show_barvalues="1" x_legend="Intel 486DX4-100, Asus PVI-486SP3, 32MB. Done for compare speed of ISA/VL-Bus/PCI cards." y_legend="www.vgamuseum.info" title="PCPlayer Benchmark 320x200, DOS"}486pcp{/flashchart}

 

{flashchart height="500" width="100%" data="file" file="images/vlask/bench/4863dbench.txt" tooltip="#val# FPS" show_barvalues="1" x_legend="Intel 486DX4-100, Asus PVI-486SP3, 32MB. Done for compare speed of ISA/VL-Bus/PCI cards." y_legend="www.vgamuseum.info" title="3D Bench 1.0c, DOS"}4863dbench{/flashchart}

 

{flashchart height="500" width="100%" data="file" file="images/vlask/bench/486quake.txt" tooltip="#val# FPS" show_barvalues="1" x_legend="Intel 486DX4-100, Asus PVI-486SP3, 32MB. Done for compare speed of ISA/VL-Bus/PCI cards." y_legend="www.vgamuseum.info" title="Quake 1 320x240, timedemo 1, DOS"}486quake{/flashchart}

Athlon XP 2200+, Soltek SL75-KAV (Via KT133A), 512MB SDR CL3. AGP8X cards may be limited by AGP4X chipset. PCPlayer Benchmark 320x200x8 / 640x400x8 with fastvid enabled, DOS.

Athlon XP 2200+, Soltek SL75-KAV (Via KT133A), 512MB SDR CL3. AGP8X cards may be limited by AGP4X chipset. GL Excess 640x480x16 and Toms 2D, Win98SE/XP.

Athlon XP 2200+, Soltek SL75-KAV (Via KT133A), 512MB SDR CL3. AGP8X cards may be limited by AGP4X chipset. Unreal software and hardware rendering 640x480x16, Win98SE/XP.

Athlon XP 2200+, Soltek SL75-KAV (Via KT133A), 512MB SDR CL3. AGP8X cards may be limited by AGP4X chipset. GLQuake 1 1024x768x16, timedemo 1, Win98SE/XP.

Athlon XP 2200+, Soltek SL75-KAV (Via KT133A), 512MB SDR CL3. AGP8X cards may be limited by AGP4X chipset. GLQuake 1 640x480x16 and 640x480x32, timedemo 1, Win98SE/XP.

Athlon XP 2200+, Soltek SL75-KAV (Via KT133A), 512MB SDR CL3. AGP8X cards may be limited by AGP4X chipset. GLQuake 1 320x240x16, timedemo 1, Win98SE/XP.

Athlon XP 2200+, Soltek SL75-KAV (Via KT133A), 512MB SDR CL3. AGP8X cards may be limited by AGP4X chipset. Quake 1 640x480 without and with fastvid, timedemo 1, DOS.

Athlon XP 2200+, Soltek SL75-KAV (Via KT133A), 512MB SDR CL3. AGP8X cards may be limited by AGP4X chipset. Quake 1 360x480, timedemo 1, DOS.