3DMark06 Score Post Them Here

Walker

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Hey post your 3DMark06 scores everyone and see how your running against other people my score is in my links below along with some other pictures as well.

Thank you in advanced


-Walker
 

pmr

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not bad for a single 7900GS
 

Julian33

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Ah don't worry about it, you've made me feel better anyway that there's someone else with a normal system as opposed to one of these uber-rigs (I'm not bitter.... honest :p)
 

reaper87

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Wow, yet again another e-penis measuring contest :roll: . It just sucks that I can't measure up, and I still come to prove it.

Here it is:

My Pathetic Score

Now that the shame is over with, we really need to get beyond this.

Theres nothing wrong with 6.5k. I ran +-5k wth my old pentium d 7600 rig, maxed out both on watercooling.

Now i run 13720 w/ moderate overclock.
 

jakemo136

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Here's somethin to make all you ATi/AMD fans fairly proud.... 11,586 on my rig... I'm fairly pleezed

BTW the 3870 crossfire setup is berry nice, berry nice indeed. Crysis at high everything but shaders @ 1680x1050... Even tho COD4 looks better

edit: turned off a couple background programs n got 12073 :)
 

hughyhunter

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Very nice... are you running XP? I wonder what I would get with XP.
 

hughyhunter

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How do ya like them apples... not much to brag about. I would like 20+ on same hardware. I am waiting for new GPU coolers... but not sure if I want to go much higher with E8400 as I've heard it breaks down and you never achieve the volts you had before at 4.0ghz.
 

harly2

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7000+ is good for now. My 8800 GT muscles me through games with good frame rate's and I'm playing at 1680x1050. I will upgrade system when a good video card is just not cutting it and my apps become slow, but my system is still smooth as silk.


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steffato

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16,280 default settings 1280x1024

1x 8800GTX at 756/1782/2160 (1.36v)
q6600 at 3.74GHz 416*9 (1.438v)
Vista 32bit Ultimate
EK Waterblocks
BlackIce 360GTX Rad
laing D5 Vario pump

Suicide run at 4.22GHz and GTX at 801/1839/2214 17,830 with ONE 8800GTX
 

systemlord

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Hay did you volt mod your 8800GTX? And hows it you know what your GPU voltage is? If I wanted to OC my E6600 to 3.8 I could but that would require over 1.56 volts to do it, I am still sane though. :D

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By systemlord at 2007-12-10
 

LukeBird

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Utter madness!! I think you could call that a commendable effort! :lol:
I doubt i'll even get close to that with my system (I am adding another GTX tonight) using SLi'd GTXs!
 

steffato

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Yup, I have voltmoded it. It is an A2 revision and requires a bit more voltage than A3 revisions. All GTX are supposed to run at 1.30volts stock and Ultra's at 1.35V. Memory voltage is supposed to be at 1.95volts. Mine though was 1.28v at idle and 1.23 at load. Now it is 1.39v idle and 1.36v load. You can find guides all over the net on how to do it. The voltage then is measured at another point on the PCB. My memory was at 1.91 and I raised its voltage to 1.95 exactly. Mine has Samsung 1ns chips and they don't gain anything over 1.95v. Just heat. However, if your board has Hynix chips it can benefit from even higher voltage. Whatever you do, don't mess with Vdroop mods. The same applies to your motherboard. There is an Intel paper describing exactly what Vdrrop is supposed to do and you shouldn't mess with it.

Last point, don't raise your GTX voltage without proper cooling. Stock nVidia cooler is not suitable.