The DDR2 Joker Upgrades GeForce 6600
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Darren E. Polkowski
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Test Setup
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| System Hardware | |
|---|---|
| Processor(s) | AMD FX-572.8 GHz, 1 GHz HT, 1 MB L2 cache |
| Platform | Asus AN8-SLI PremiumNVIDIA nForce4 SLI, BIOS 1003 - BIOS version 1005 |
| RAM | Corsair CMX1024-4400Pro2x 1024 MB @ DDR400 (CL3.0-4-4-8) |
| Hard Drive | Western Digital Raptor, WD740GD74 GB, 10,000 rpm, 8 MB cache, SATA150 |
| Networking | On-Board nForce4 Gigabit Ethernet |
| Graphics Cards | XFX GeForce 6600 256 MB DDR2400 MHz Core 800 MHz Memory (DDR)ATI X1300Pro 256 MB GDDR3 600 MHz Core 800 MHz Memory |
| Power Supply | Enermax EG851AX 660W SLI Certified |
| System Software & Drivers | |
| OS | Microsoft Windows XP Professional 5.10.2600, Service Pack 2 |
| DirectX Version | 9.0c (4.09.0000.0904) |
| Platform Driver | nForce 6.65 |
| Graphics Driver(s) | NVIDIA - Forceware 81.85ATI - Catalyst 5.9 - Display Driver 8.173 |
3DMark 2003
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