"Inglo" wrote in message
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On 9/16/2003 12:59 PM Lars A befouled our nation with:
And with 51.75 I got a 4.7% increase of FPS, a 5.3% increase of GFX per
second, but a 1.2% decrease in CPU.
Sco 16227 (CPU: 10007, GFX: 1767)
Lars A
"Lars A" skrev i meddelandet
news:XmJ9b.4481$P51.6154@amstwist00...
mobo ASUS P4C800-E
detonator 45.23
FX5600 not Ultra version
Sco 15499
CPU: 10131 (OC'd bus=880mhz)
GFX: 1677
will mow install 51.75 and check what happens.
Lars A
With my XP2500/GF3 Ti500 45.23, I get:
GFX sco 1581
CPU sco 4121
AquaMark sco 13066
http://arc.aquamark3.com/arc/arc_vie...unID=186478789
The GFX score difference between a FX 5600 and a two year old card is
only 90 pts. What exactly does that mean? Probably that I won't be
buying an FX 5600. The best Radeon 9600 (with approximately my
processor) scores seem to be pushing 30000 total.
Back when I wanted to upgrade from a GF2MX, the best choice was the Ti4200
IMO. Today I think either the FX5600 Ultra or the ATI 9600 Pro would be the
best choice. For me now though the only upgrade choices, that I would be
pleased with, would be either the FX5900 Ultra or the ATI 9800 Pro; both are
WAAAAAAAY too expensive so I won't be upgrading anytime soon.
With a 2500+ @ 2.1GHz and a non-OC'd Ti4200, my AquaMark3 score was 18, 236.
According to the AM3 benchmark, a score of 20,000 is good. I can reach that
with a little OC.
My score is at the top:
http://tinyurl.com/nful
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