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Corrigan
07-19-07, 11:26 AM
Heya guys.
Lately I've been wondering if I shouldn't have better performance than I do with my gear.
I've done some benchmarks, perhaps someone who knows could see if they're resonable.
I have a E6700 dual core @ 2.67 Ghz (stock), a XFX 8800 GTS 640mb (also stock clocks), and 2 gig ram.
I get an average of 63 fps on CoH, @ 1280x1024, all settings max, DX9.
I get an average of about 79 fps on the CSS stress test.
I got 7797 points on 3dmark 06.
This to me seems low, even for Vista. Can someone help me?
Thanks :)
EDIT: Forgot to say, I use the 158.45 drivers.
CHEF-KOCH
07-19-07, 11:49 AM
Try to use the Forceware 163.11 Beta or the 162.22 WHQL. You can download the driver by station-drivers or guru3d. IMO i think 4 me the 163.11 have a goog performance and a nice CP settings (HDR ect.).
Seems about right for a GTS.
LabShark
07-19-07, 02:19 PM
I get about 10,550 with one of my GTX's and a 6800 (both stock) . Your scores might be a touch low - but not tragic I wouldn't think
Latest BIOS installed?
Intel cpu microcode reliability update for vista installed?
Latest drivers for motherboard chipset installed?
Latest sound card drivers?
what type of RAM you have? DDR-800?
I get 8065 3dmark06 score on a core2duo e6420 with a 8800gts 640mb. Stock clocks on all. 2GB of DDR-800 RAM Dual Channel
Corrigan
07-19-07, 05:12 PM
I'm not sure about all of those, but I'm pretty sure I have it all updated.
Sound drivers I know are the latest, BIOS is probably the latest. I think I've got the intel update.
Motherboard chipset drivers might not be updated, but how much difference can that make?
Yup, DDR 800, Corsair. 6400C4.
So, you get ~300 points more than me with a slower CPU. I don't suppose CP settings make any difference in 3dMark, right?
What else could it be?
Thanks for the help :)
Corrigan
07-19-07, 06:32 PM
I've brought the cpu clock up to 3,0 Ghz from the stock 2,67.
Together with nerfing the CP settings that takes me to 8843, but that's still way to low I reckon.
Any ideas out there?
I've brought the cpu clock up to 3,0 Ghz from the stock 2,67.
Together with nerfing the CP settings that takes me to 8843, but that's still way to low I reckon.
Any ideas out there?
I usually average around 7200 or so with my athlon clocked at 2.4Ghz. Mine may be a touch low, but my games run pretty smoothly at good settings.
Just my humble opinion though - screw 3dmark. If your games are fine and your rig is stable..just use game benchies. They'll be much more indicative of where your rig is really at.
Corrigan
07-22-07, 08:20 PM
Yeah, grey, I couldn't agree more.
But the thing is, I notice lower performance in the game benchmarks too, or at least what I think is sub-par performance.
I was hoping that someone with similar gear could run the two I mentioned in the original post and tell me what they get.
Thanks for the reply man :)
Not bad for stock clock speeds, I score 9,600 with a amd 4800 o/c to 2.9 gigs and a bfg 8800 gts clocked at 630/1800
Your motherboard is which brand, model?
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