Post your 3DMark 06 scores!
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My score is:
149 3DMarks
HDR/SM3: n/a
CPU: 885
When my new video card comes, I'll post my new statistics. They better be higher.
My score is:
149 3DMarks
HDR/SM3: n/a
CPU: 885
When my new video card comes, I'll post my new statistics. They better be higher.
Last edited by Caydr on 09 Jun 2006, 04:08, edited 1 time in total.
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- wizard8873
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3Dmark06 score - 4245
SM 2.0 score - 1802
HDR/SM3.0 score - 1676
CPU score - 1498
http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d152/ ... mark06.jpg
SM 2.0 score - 1802
HDR/SM3.0 score - 1676
CPU score - 1498
http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d152/ ... mark06.jpg
System stats, Wizard?
Ok, just installed my brand-new BFG Geforce7800GS-OC.
Benchmark results:
3DMark Score 3049 3DMarks
SM2.0 Score 1284
HDR/SM3.0 Score 1325
CPU Score 891
After overclocking my CPU by 10% and telling the nvidia control panel to find the "ideal" overclocking rate (which I can probably push a bit harder, but I'm not going to), I got it up to:
3DMark Score 3465 3DMarks
SM2.0 Score 1483
HDR/SM3.0 Score 1519
CPU Score 965
Not a bad increase from the stats I posted at the topic start ^^
Ok, just installed my brand-new BFG Geforce7800GS-OC.
Benchmark results:
3DMark Score 3049 3DMarks
SM2.0 Score 1284
HDR/SM3.0 Score 1325
CPU Score 891
After overclocking my CPU by 10% and telling the nvidia control panel to find the "ideal" overclocking rate (which I can probably push a bit harder, but I'm not going to), I got it up to:
3DMark Score 3465 3DMarks
SM2.0 Score 1483
HDR/SM3.0 Score 1519
CPU Score 965
Not a bad increase from the stats I posted at the topic start ^^
- Foxomaniac
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The AGP One?Caydr wrote:System stats, Wizard?
Ok, just installed my brand-new BFG Geforce7800GS-OC.
Benchmark results:
3DMark Score 3049 3DMarks
SM2.0 Score 1284
HDR/SM3.0 Score 1325
CPU Score 891
After overclocking my CPU by 10% and telling the nvidia control panel to find the "ideal" overclocking rate (which I can probably push a bit harder, but I'm not going to), I got it up to:
3DMark Score 3465 3DMarks
SM2.0 Score 1483
HDR/SM3.0 Score 1519
CPU Score 965
Not a bad increase from the stats I posted at the topic start ^^
Is it worth getting?
I plan to only upgrade my vid card atm - I'm leaving the rest of the comp till Vista is out or something
Current comp :
2.4 Intel P4
1 Gig o' ram
Geforce 440 MX

- wizard8873
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AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+ @2.1GHz
dual 6800GS's in SLI
2 X 1GB PC3200 Patriot Systems RAM
dual 250GB SATA II drives
its all in the screen if you look at it.
http://www.guru3d.com/article/Videocards/319/
http://www.guru3d.com/article/content/322/
dual 6800GS's in SLI
2 X 1GB PC3200 Patriot Systems RAM
dual 250GB SATA II drives
its all in the screen if you look at it.
its worth it if you're not looking to go PCIe. it just barely beats the ATI cards that are still on AGP.Foxomaniac wrote:
The AGP One?
Is it worth getting?
I plan to only upgrade my vid card atm - I'm leaving the rest of the comp till Vista is out or something
Current comp :
2.4 Intel P4
1 Gig o' ram
Geforce 440 MX
http://www.guru3d.com/article/Videocards/319/
http://www.guru3d.com/article/content/322/
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For a major upgrade wait for PCI-E v2. No, really, it's actually coming, and soon. http://www.google.ca/search?client=fire ... gle+Search It's my educated guess that all DX10 cards will require a PCIE2 bus.
In the meantime, I would advise you to get the card I mention here: http://taspring.clan-sy.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=5225 - the Asus N6800 Geforce 6800 512MB DDR2 AGP8X. It's not at all hard to find.
Then follow the procedure I describe in that thread. You'll pay $175 or so USD at most, all told. I was going to buy some general extras that brought the price up closer to $300, but then decided to check ebay for anything I could get for $300 that might be superior and... voila, a 7800 gs, just what I wanted LOCATED 50 KM FROM MY HOUSE. And BFG at that. Came with Ghost Recon (which I'm trading in for $30 or so probably), no tax, extremely cheap shipping... how sweet it is when ebay actually comes through with a bargain. Would've been an easy $500 with tax had I bought it in-store. The 7800 gs is the fastest AGP card that will ever be manufactured, so I'm content in knowing that I've got the best that money can buy without upgrading mobo, cpu, ram, etc.
Anyway, enough of my pimping. You can get a really good deal on that 6800, and it'll help you ride out the last of this generation until PCI-E 2 comes out.
Oh, in other news: my Radeon 9800 pro is for sale. Anyone want it? I upgraded its firmware to Radeon XT, though you have to underclock it to roughly Pro stats if you intend to run any games, since it'll overheat and give you weird corruption in a hurry in any 3D environment. Still you get a free 5-10% boost thanks to improved efficiency in the firmware.
In the meantime, I would advise you to get the card I mention here: http://taspring.clan-sy.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=5225 - the Asus N6800 Geforce 6800 512MB DDR2 AGP8X. It's not at all hard to find.
Then follow the procedure I describe in that thread. You'll pay $175 or so USD at most, all told. I was going to buy some general extras that brought the price up closer to $300, but then decided to check ebay for anything I could get for $300 that might be superior and... voila, a 7800 gs, just what I wanted LOCATED 50 KM FROM MY HOUSE. And BFG at that. Came with Ghost Recon (which I'm trading in for $30 or so probably), no tax, extremely cheap shipping... how sweet it is when ebay actually comes through with a bargain. Would've been an easy $500 with tax had I bought it in-store. The 7800 gs is the fastest AGP card that will ever be manufactured, so I'm content in knowing that I've got the best that money can buy without upgrading mobo, cpu, ram, etc.
Anyway, enough of my pimping. You can get a really good deal on that 6800, and it'll help you ride out the last of this generation until PCI-E 2 comes out.
Oh, in other news: my Radeon 9800 pro is for sale. Anyone want it? I upgraded its firmware to Radeon XT, though you have to underclock it to roughly Pro stats if you intend to run any games, since it'll overheat and give you weird corruption in a hurry in any 3D environment. Still you get a free 5-10% boost thanks to improved efficiency in the firmware.
Last edited by Caydr on 09 Jun 2006, 23:53, edited 1 time in total.
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