The score should be higher than that, even at bone stock settings. Also, a CPU score of 1600 seems quite a bit low. Have you checked with something like CPU-Z to make sure you're running at 2.4 GHz?
Dude are you serious?? You have a 2.4Ghz proc basically. The four cores don't make much of a diff. On my system (a Pentium 5200 at 2.5Ghz) with a 4870 (which wipes the floor of the 8800) I get about 8200 score on 3Dmark06. It's normal because the card is heavily bottlenecked. When I OC to 3,6Ghz, my score jumps to 14-14.5K which is fine (no OC on card or system memory). Try OCing a bit.
Well that should be speedstep. Does the multiplier jump up under load?
Yes, during games it jumps up to 2,4 Ghz.
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Dude are you serious?? You have a 2.4Ghz proc basically. The four cores don't make much of a diff. On my system (a Pentium 5200 at 2.5Ghz) with a 4870 (which wipes the floor of the 8800) I get about 8200 score on 3Dmark06. It's normal because the card is heavily bottlenecked. When I OC to 3,6Ghz, my score jumps to 14-14.5K which is fine (no OC on card or system memory). Try OCing a bit.
But what good is Q6600 worth then? Since what you're saying is that it won't beat a regular 2,4 Ghz CPU, so what is a Q6600 worth then?
Also, worth noting, during the CPU test I'm getting like 0 fps. That doesn't seem right?
Dude are you serious?? You have a 2.4Ghz proc basically. The four cores don't make much of a diff. On my system (a Pentium 5200 at 2.5Ghz) with a 4870 (which wipes the floor of the 8800) I get about 8200 score on 3Dmark06. It's normal because the card is heavily bottlenecked. When I OC to 3,6Ghz, my score jumps to 14-14.5K which is fine (no OC on card or system memory). Try OCing a bit.
But what good is Q6600 worth then? Since what you're saying is that it won't beat a regular 2,4 Ghz CPU, so what is a Q6600 worth then?
Also, worth noting, during the CPU test I'm getting like 0 fps. That doesn't seem right?
The Quad is worth every bit when used for encoding and number crunching, and always outscores a dual core at the same speed.
Your cpu score should be in the 3800 range with stock clocks, which would increase your score substantially.
There's something other than just Speedstep causing it to be so low, seems like it not running the benchmark on all four cores.
0-1 on the cpu test is normal, once you start overclocking you'll see 1-2 fps.
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