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    Is Sysmark 2001 the best for Athlon CPU'z ?

    I need the best benchmark app for my new Athlon 1.33. I have a Voodoo 3 3500 TV and a Radeon 32 meg DDR card that I'd like to compare in the 3D mark app and I'd like to see how my system will differ overall in the regular Sysmark 2001. Where can I get Sysmark 2001 without paying the outrageous $199.99 ??

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    Try Aimster (applications)

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    I tried Sisoft Sandra and 3DMark 2001. 3DMark crashed my system when it tried to do the game tests. What the hell ?

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    Why buy it?You will get the same scores w/ a demo you can download.Spend the xtra money on a burner & new vid card.Then you can get higher scores & make a copy of the demo.Email me & I can send you copies of 3d mark 2k & 2K1.
    mdm

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    The only reason 3d mark crashes is your not using right drivers on your video card or you need to update your mobo agp drivers.If you play w/ them you'll get them working properly.
    mdm

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