Add GemBench screenshot to ET4000 page above results table

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<p>Solving it came down to giving the supply the headroom it needed. With a properly beefed-up power supply to cover the 5V and 12V rails, plus a cooling solution for the card, the stability problems went away. The ET4000 now drives higher resolutions and more colors than the Shifter chip can natively produce, turning the "High" machine into a genuine workstation.</p> <p>Solving it came down to giving the supply the headroom it needed. With a properly beefed-up power supply to cover the 5V and 12V rails, plus a cooling solution for the card, the stability problems went away. The ET4000 now drives higher resolutions and more colors than the Shifter chip can natively produce, turning the "High" machine into a genuine workstation.</p>
<h2>GemBench Results</h2> <h2>GemBench Results</h2>
<p>How does the ET4000 actually perform on an 8 MHz 68000? <a href="https://www.moonweb.org/retro/mega-st-high/high-3.jpg">GemBench 6.31</a> gives the answer. The reference system is an STE 68000 with stock Shifter, the "High" machine has the ET4000 running at 1024x768x256.</p> <p>How does the ET4000 actually perform on an 8 MHz 68000? GemBench 6.31 gives the answer. The reference system is an STE 68000 with stock Shifter, the "High" machine has the ET4000 running at 1024x768x256.</p>
<img src="gembench.jpg" alt="GemBench 6.31 results on the ET4000" width="640" height="480" loading="lazy">
<p class="caption">GemBench 6.31 running on the Mega ST 4 "High" with the ET4000.</p>
<table> <table>
<tr><th>Test</th><th>Ratio</th><th>What it means</th></tr> <tr><th>Test</th><th>Ratio</th><th>What it means</th></tr>
<tr><td>VDI Text</td><td>269%</td><td>Nearly 3x faster, the ET4000 handles text rendering</td></tr> <tr><td>VDI Text</td><td>269%</td><td>Nearly 3x faster, the ET4000 handles text rendering</td></tr>