3DMark 01 scrores..
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3DMark 01 scrores..
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Q,
That 3Dmark2001 is a computer program that taxes your computer in graphic and memory intesive programs to see how fast it performs. My little P4 1.4Ghz with 256MB RAM got just shy of 9000 marks.
On a side note we just figured out how much we owe the gov't in taxes, so I should be ordering my new computer parts within a couple weeks and those should get me close to 15,000
On another side note, I brought the 6AL with me to give to Chris at the LAN party so he can get it to you.
That 3Dmark2001 is a computer program that taxes your computer in graphic and memory intesive programs to see how fast it performs. My little P4 1.4Ghz with 256MB RAM got just shy of 9000 marks.
On a side note we just figured out how much we owe the gov't in taxes, so I should be ordering my new computer parts within a couple weeks and those should get me close to 15,000
On another side note, I brought the 6AL with me to give to Chris at the LAN party so he can get it to you.
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Originally posted by Grover
On another side note, I brought the 6AL with me to give to Chris at the LAN party so he can get it to you.
On another side note, I brought the 6AL with me to give to Chris at the LAN party so he can get it to you.
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Originally posted by Grover
Q,
That 3Dmark2001 is a computer program that taxes your computer in graphic and memory intesive programs to see how fast it performs. My little P4 1.4Ghz with 256MB RAM got just shy of 9000 marks.
On a side note we just figured out how much we owe the gov't in taxes, so I should be ordering my new computer parts within a couple weeks and those should get me close to 15,000
On another side note, I brought the 6AL with me to give to Chris at the LAN party so he can get it to you.
Q,
That 3Dmark2001 is a computer program that taxes your computer in graphic and memory intesive programs to see how fast it performs. My little P4 1.4Ghz with 256MB RAM got just shy of 9000 marks.
On a side note we just figured out how much we owe the gov't in taxes, so I should be ordering my new computer parts within a couple weeks and those should get me close to 15,000
On another side note, I brought the 6AL with me to give to Chris at the LAN party so he can get it to you.
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Originally posted by dreamer1q
Thanks for the explaniation, and the quick thinking on the MSD.
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Thanks for the explaniation, and the quick thinking on the MSD.
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And if you or anyone else want the registration code so you can play the game, add the extra tests, and basiclaly be upgraded to a pro version, give me a holler
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I'm catching up with you slowly Dave... 11,338 3dmarks and I think I can get more out of this system...
I'm up about 800 points from my previous score with some bios tweaking on the mainboard and on the vid card, and some new drivers.
This is with no overclocking of the CPU or RAM... Generic 768mb of pc2100, only an xp2000+ with OEM cooling too...
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k1=6233294
Can't wait for the twinmos DDR400 to come in, as well as the install on the new motherboard to take advantage of it (nforce2 chipset) and some serious overclocking...
Chad (or anyone else with a Radeon 9500 or newer), if you read this, you need the warpbios upgrade
My 9500Pro is now showing up as a 9800 in all the hardware profiles... It's a 5 minute procedure and is all done through software (meaning $0 upgrade)
I'm up about 800 points from my previous score with some bios tweaking on the mainboard and on the vid card, and some new drivers.
This is with no overclocking of the CPU or RAM... Generic 768mb of pc2100, only an xp2000+ with OEM cooling too...
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k1=6233294
Can't wait for the twinmos DDR400 to come in, as well as the install on the new motherboard to take advantage of it (nforce2 chipset) and some serious overclocking...
Chad (or anyone else with a Radeon 9500 or newer), if you read this, you need the warpbios upgrade
My 9500Pro is now showing up as a 9800 in all the hardware profiles... It's a 5 minute procedure and is all done through software (meaning $0 upgrade)
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Mike,
You might want to think about getting DDR333 memory instead depending on you motherboard configuration. The mobo that I am going to get in all the reviews it performed better with 2 sticks of 333 memory than it did with 2 sticks of 400 memory because everything was then in sync.
Where do I find the warpbios upgrade from? I think I read about that on overclockers.com.
You might want to think about getting DDR333 memory instead depending on you motherboard configuration. The mobo that I am going to get in all the reviews it performed better with 2 sticks of 333 memory than it did with 2 sticks of 400 memory because everything was then in sync.
Where do I find the warpbios upgrade from? I think I read about that on overclockers.com.
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Originally posted by Becca_007
http://service.futuremark.com/servle...jectId=6063962
http://service.futuremark.com/servle...jectId=6063962
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Originally posted by Becca_007
Damn you're quick! I just changed it.
Damn you're quick! I just changed it.
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Originally posted by Grover
Mike,
You might want to think about getting DDR333 memory instead depending on you motherboard configuration. The mobo that I am going to get in all the reviews it performed better with 2 sticks of 333 memory than it did with 2 sticks of 400 memory because everything was then in sync.
Where do I find the warpbios upgrade from? I think I read about that on overclockers.com.
Mike,
You might want to think about getting DDR333 memory instead depending on you motherboard configuration. The mobo that I am going to get in all the reviews it performed better with 2 sticks of 333 memory than it did with 2 sticks of 400 memory because everything was then in sync.
Where do I find the warpbios upgrade from? I think I read about that on overclockers.com.
If you want to do the bios mod I will send you the files. You'll need to create a startup disk so you can boot to a dos prompt. Then these files I send you need to be put on a seperate floppy disk.
It's like 2 different commands and you're golden. You may want to have your install CD handy from the vid card. I had to reload the drivers after the update. Or, you can get one of the hotrod drivers out there... I use the omega soft mod drivers which I can send you as well if you want
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