Good or Bad Score

Hi last one to ponder on I got 3d mark 01 se to work and my score was 8710
that was on 1074x768 32bit, noaa double buffer. Is this a good score, I
have a fx5600 128mb running win xp 768mb ram ddr, 44.03 drivers. How can I
improve the score, what settings in the cards properties can I change to
improve the score and maybe different drivers. help would be appreciated as
I am new to all this and the score I don't think is a big improvement on my
geforec 2 ti which I got about 3900 on.

anyway help if you can

cheers Dave

update drivers to the ones off nvidia site
"Dragon" wrote in message
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Hi last one to ponder on I got 3d mark 01 se to work and my score was 8710
that was on 1074x768 32bit, noaa double buffer. Is this a good score, I
have a fx5600 128mb running win xp 768mb ram ddr, 44.03 drivers. How can
I
improve the score, what settings in the cards properties can I change to
improve the score and maybe different drivers. help would be appreciated
as
I am new to all this and the score I don't think is a big improvement on
my
geforec 2 ti which I got about 3900 on.

anyway help if you can

cheers Dave

"Dragon" wrote in message
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Hi last one to ponder on I got 3d mark 01 se to work and my score was 8710
that was on 1074x768 32bit, noaa double buffer. Is this a good score, I
have a fx5600 128mb running win xp 768mb ram ddr, 44.03 drivers. How can
I
improve the score, what settings in the cards properties can I change to
improve the score and maybe different drivers. help would be appreciated
as
I am new to all this and the score I don't think is a big improvement on
my
geforec 2 ti which I got about 3900 on.

anyway help if you can

cheers Dave

It is impossible to give you an answer without knowing what CPU you are
using.

EM

hi I am running a 2gig amd cpu if that helps, I know I can get better
performance but people say that changing the settings in the display
properties for the nvidia helps but I am not sure which ones to adjust

cheers Dave

"Ed Medlin" wrote in message
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"Dragon" wrote in message
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Hi last one to ponder on I got 3d mark 01 se to work and my score was
8710
that was on 1074x768 32bit, noaa double buffer. Is this a good score, I
have a fx5600 128mb running win xp 768mb ram ddr, 44.03 drivers. How
can
I
improve the score, what settings in the cards properties can I change
to
improve the score and maybe different drivers. help would be
appreciated
as
I am new to all this and the score I don't think is a big improvement on
my
geforec 2 ti which I got about 3900 on.

anyway help if you can

cheers Dave

It is impossible to give you an answer without knowing what CPU you
are
using.

EM

My gf4 ti 4200 64mb 8xagp with an 2000 ghz does 8900(1.4 ghz same video
8500). but this is with 31.40 drivers. I havent installed any drivers
above because of the driver cheat/opt feasco. But since you are using
the 5600 then newer drivers are probly prudent. you didnt list what cpu
you are running?

not even sure about doing that forcing VSYNC, FSAA or Anisotropic filtering
anu advise where to check that

cheers dave


"Martin Eriksson" wrote in message
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"Dragon" wrote in message
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Hi last one to ponder on I got 3d mark 01 se to work and my score was
8710
that was on 1074x768 32bit, noaa double buffer. Is this a good score, I
have a fx5600 128mb running win xp 768mb ram ddr, 44.03 drivers. How
can
I
improve the score, what settings in the cards properties can I change
to
improve the score and maybe different drivers. help would be
appreciated
as
I am new to all this and the score I don't think is a big improvement on
my
geforec 2 ti which I got about 3900 on.

I was running 41.09 drivers and got 11000 with my GF4 Ti4200 + nForce2 +
DDR266 + AthlonXP 2100+ + Windows 2000.

Are you sure you're not forcing VSYNC, FSAA or Anisotropic filtering
somewhere?

/M

Look in Performance and Quality in the FX 5600 tab for FSAA and Performance
settings, and in OpenGL for VSYNC settings.

Ron

"Dragon" wrote in message
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not even sure about doing that forcing VSYNC, FSAA or Anisotropic
filtering
anu advise where to check that

cheers dave


"Martin Eriksson" wrote in message
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"Dragon" wrote in message
...
Hi last one to ponder on I got 3d mark 01 se to work and my score was
8710
that was on 1074x768 32bit, noaa double buffer. Is this a good score,
I
have a fx5600 128mb running win xp 768mb ram ddr, 44.03 drivers. How
can
I
improve the score, what settings in the cards properties can I change
to
improve the score and maybe different drivers. help would be
appreciated
as
I am new to all this and the score I don't think is a big improvement
on
my
geforec 2 ti which I got about 3900 on.

I was running 41.09 drivers and got 11000 with my GF4 Ti4200 + nForce2 +
DDR266 + AthlonXP 2100+ + Windows 2000.

Are you sure you're not forcing VSYNC, FSAA or Anisotropic filtering
somewhere?

/M

I have an Athlon XP1700+ (1.46 ghz) with 512mb DDR on an ASUS A7N8X
mobo...i've got an ASUS V8420 Deluxe video card (ti4200 modestly clocked @
275/600) and my highest score in 3dmark2001se is 10687.

cheers


"Dragon" wrote in message
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Hi last one to ponder on I got 3d mark 01 se to work and my score was 8710
that was on 1074x768 32bit, noaa double buffer. Is this a good score, I
have a fx5600 128mb running win xp 768mb ram ddr, 44.03 drivers. How can
I
improve the score, what settings in the cards properties can I change to
improve the score and maybe different drivers. help would be appreciated
as
I am new to all this and the score I don't think is a big improvement on
my
geforec 2 ti which I got about 3900 on.

anyway help if you can

cheers Dave