My CPU is pathetic during the CPU test... I get like 0-3 FPS. Is that normal?
Yep, that sounds about right. Remember, CPU's are horrible at rendering graphics. They are just not designed for it. And I get 10k on my 8800GTS320, oced a little though.
Yep, that sounds about right. Remember, CPU's are horrible at rendering graphics. They are just not designed for it. And I get 10k on my 8800GTS320, oced a little though.
It's not so much about the graphics. Every little robot on that 3dmark06's cpu test is controled by an AI.
It's not so much about the graphics. Every little robot on that 3dmark06's cpu test is controled by an AI.
Interesting, I did not know that. But 3dmark06 should not incorporate the cpu score into the total score because more cores in 3dmark=a higher score, and we all know what the difference is in real world tests.
Edit: My fingers are faster than my brain. I forgot I changed the resolution in 3Dmark from 1280x1024 to 1024x768
I just configured Rivatuner fan control to make the GPU run at a contant 66-68 under load, could that make it more efficient? I ran 3dmark06 again and managed to get:
3dmarks: 13709
SM2.0: 6350
SM3.0: 6806
Message edited by RyanS2000 on 06-11-2008 at 05:28:55 AM
anyway it seems kind of low... a g92 gts is better then my g80 gts 640... and I get 12100 with a e6420 @ 3 ghz... so he should be getting higher... cause its a better cpu and a better gpu... but i guess it's normal
anyway I second the how to get signature to work i can't seem to do it either
3dmark is also very sensitive to bloat. ie: extra processes. when benchmarking, i usually only run 20, no explorer. boosts the score a ways. *edit* i use 1280x1084 as well. *edit again, im an idiot* 1024
Message edited by customisbetter on 06-12-2008 at 05:41:16 AM
@RyanS2000 Change your FSB to 1600, leave everything else at default and then run 3D '06 again.
...and behold... BSOD.
His motherboard does not allow for "casual oc" like that. 1600mhz fsb is high oc for p35 chipset board, you'll have to bump up chipset voltage to not crash. If it's x38/48 or p45, it should work though, as 1600mhz is native fsb on those.
His motherboard does not allow for "casual oc" like that. 1600mhz fsb is high oc for p35 chipset board, you'll have to bump up chipset voltage to not crash. If it's x38/48 or p45, it should work though, as 1600mhz is native fsb on those.
Coming from someone who reckons the 680i kills RAM (which mine hasn't!) I for one will take no notice of anything you spout.
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