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    Boehoeeeee....HORRIBLE 3Dmark2001 score

    HELP ME!

    I just got another PC.

    Athlon 800
    320 MB Ram
    40 GB 7200Rpm
    Geforce asus 7100 = geforce 2 MX
    drivers 12:90
    Windows 2000

    3Dmark 2001 Score: 849!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    really: 849

    That's very very low.
    I noticed my friends PC was running UT a lot faster with his slower system, (even my old celeron 300 with TNT2 runs almost as fast) so I decided to run 3Dmark, AAAAAHhhhh, man is it slow!!

    How can it be? I adjusted my Bios settings correctly, and that gave a slight improvement, but I should score much much higher!!

    Help Help Help!!

    Should I go back to Win 98 SE, or Win Me??

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    That scores does look exceptionally low I was having the same problems for a while. Make sure your ram latency is 2. Also make sure you have 128 ram set to agp and AGP set at 4x. (Double check). Run a de-frag, may just be a "minor" issue causing your score to suck.

    IF not that try a fresh install of 3dmark2k1. When i was having that problem, it turned out my ram was at 32 instead of 256 for the agp. Made a huge difference.

    Also try the detonators 12.41's, their not the best but have proven themselves better then the 12.90's i had before.

    -Sech

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