POST YOUR 3DMARK2001 SCORES!!!!

[werz]

In the program ET4 which allows adjustments to be made to all my settings on the G.A m/board, in have async values of
DRAM 334
DRAM volts 2.600
system bus 167 MHz
multiplier 12.5
for a total of 2079.54MHz
AGP is 66 and agp volts are 1.500
CPU volts 1.70

[MrBurns]

Originally posted by werz
how do I change the ram settings?

in the bios under advanced chipset features. some mainboards dont allow changing these settings (some intel mainboards, most oem-mainboasds,...).

[werz]

Mr Burns
OK I'll go into thye bios but from memory it has voltage increases for the Dimm at 0.1v
but I'll go and check that first and get back to you.
Werz

[werz]

Mr Burns, I've just checked the settings in bios they can be changed as follows.
AGP overvoltage control (+0.1)
(+0.2)
(+0.3)
DIMM overvoltage control (+0.1)
(+0.2)
I have also a Triplex program which will increase the Video Card by 10% increments. There are 3 different settings I can change in this program, they are,,
Memory, Core, and Vidio, I dont know the purpose of Vidio (there spelling) I only adjusted it once the minimum setting, and the screen went blank and I had to reset the cmos by removing the battery before it would start again.
Thanks Werz

[MrBurns]

you shouldnt overvolt the agp, because overvolting the agp only makes sense when ou oc the agp and ocing the agp doesnt make much sense, because the agp is fast enough and you only risk to damage your graphics cars.

but can overvolt your memory to +2.8V. this shouldnt be a dangerous for your memory, but it will increase the overclockablilty of your ram. to find out, what the default violtage of your memory is use a program like CPUCool. I.e. if the default voltage is 2.5V, than ypu can go up to +0.3V (2.5V+0.3V=2.8V).

[onion]

Toshiba a45-s121 laptop

Celeron 2.8ghz
512mb ram
intel extreme graphics 2.0 (32mb shared video memory)

1024x768 3Dmark2001 = 2210

[punknhobo]

Athlon XP 1700 @ 1540
512 RAM
GeForce FX 5700LE 256mb @ 400/517
Win2k SP 4

3dmark2001 = 9168

[pandaz3]

Originally posted by onion
Toshiba a45-s121 laptop

Celeron 2.8ghz
512mb ram
Intel extreme graphics 2.0 (32mb shared video memory)

1024x768 3Dmark2001 = 2210

I haven't seen a laptop on here for awhile... they rarely do well compared to a desktop... Most desktops have much better video and Hard drives which really help the scores and the Celerons are better suited to data than gaming... that being said... I bet you like your Laptop.

[pandaz3]

Originally posted by punknhobo
Athlon XP 1700 @ 1540
512 RAM
GeForce FX 5700LE 256mb @ 400/517
Win2k SP 4

3dmark2001 = 9168

Not bad for your equipment!

[punknhobo]

the thing i liked about the 5700 LE besides being cheap is that it runs nice and stable overclocked...it made all the difference in the world to take it from 250Mhz core clock 400Mhz memory clock up to 400Mhz core 517Mhz memory.....that plus giving the processor a little nudge from stock ~1466Mhz up to 1560Mhz...the little overclocking that i did brough the score up from a stock 7166 to the 9168

would boost it more but i dont have serious cooling on it yet

[pandaz3]

That is a serious OC on that card!

[k4rl]

i have a 32-bit AMD Athlon Processer
An Abit Kd7 Motherboard
2 sticks of 256k memory
and an ATI Radeon 9800 Por

I Scored a 14786!

[Disasterpiece]

hahaha i get 18432


intel 2.4HT oc 3.06
2098mb ddr 333
gf4ti4600 128 +256 shared

[Disasterpiece]

oh oh and thats @ 1600 x 1200 res BTW 21' monitor

[MrBurns]

your score seems a littöle high for your GPU, expecially @ 1600x1200. Did you use the default setting for all other 3DMark settings?

I only have 14k @ 1024x768, althought my system is compareable to yours and I found out, that it isnt a bad score for my system.


My System:

Athlon XP 2700+@179x13 (2327MHz) (wich should be about as fast as your p4)
1024MB RAM (which is more than enough for 3DMark)
GF 4 Ti 4600 128MB + 512MB aperture (I had the best score w/ 512MB aperture)


Make a benchmark @ 1024x768 w/ default settings.


btw. what do you mean by "256 shared"? Do you mean the AGP aperture size?