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Just tested out my new system and wondering what ppl are getting now after almost a year.

 

3dMark03 - 12917

3dMark05 - 6151

 

WinXP SP2

AMD x2 3800+ (OC'd 2.4Ghz)

2Gb DDR500 (240Mhz)

Sapphire x850XT PCIe

 

System is running very stable, would like to get 2.5 or 2.6Ghz outta it, as I am water cooling with a Aquagate Mini 120 for low system temps and keeping mem temps down with a Abit Otes RAMFlow.

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Well on my system now I'm getting

 

3d Mark03 -- 15223

3d Mark05 -- 7249

 

Athlon 64 3800+ (2.4 ghz)(939) no OC

2gb(2x1gb) OCZ cas 2.0 2-3-2-5-1t Dual Channel pc3200 400mhz -- no OC

XFX 7800gt pci-e 450mhz core 1050mhz mem(factory OC) 81.87 forceware drivers

 

System is very stable but i'm also not OC'd at all except my videocard but that's factory OC'd

haven't tried squeezing any OC's out of system yet

 

The main reason I'm scoring higher is my video card, 3dMark is only good for VC benchmarking nothing else

you might beat me in a cpu bench like aquamark or sandra if the have any support for dual core

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Yeah, my system still lags woefully behind, but.... found this:

 

Futuremark Interview

 

And if you don't read it, then just check out this 3DMark over the years, which is at the end of the above interview. There is a SICK pic from the upcoming 3DMark at the bottom!!!!

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The new Cats gave me a decent push but still not enuff to get into the 7000's

 

3d Mark03 -- 13781

3dMark05 - 6630

 

Catalyst® Release Note Version 5.12

 

I would not expect the same results from non dual core systems as these drivers were optimized for x2 CPUs.

 

Performance Improvements

Catalyst 5.12 improves a variety of CPU-bound performance cases when an ATI product is installed in conjunction with a dual-core or hyperthreading CPU. Performance gains include:

 

3DMark05 gains as much as 5.7%

3DMark03 gains as much as 3.3%

3DMark2001 SE gains up to 10%

Aquamark 3 gains up to 16%

Comanche 4 improves as much as 20%

Far Cry gains as much as 25% on some product configurations

Half-Life 2 performance improves as much as 8%

Splinter Cell improves as much as 8% in certain parts of the game

Tomb Raider Angel of Darkness runs as much as 10% faster

Unreal Tournament 2004 framerates improve as much as 10%

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A score of 2700 is only a dream for me right now..... but I like having a house to live in too!! Fortunately, my 9800 pro still holds its own in most games at 1024 x 768. B)

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Yes, ParoxysM. Many probably already knew that PurSuiT doesn't have the fastest video card on the planet, but certainly a jump of nearly 700 pts in 3dMark05 without a water cooled GPU is impressive!! Even Conan4Life's is twice the score I'd get on my current system, and your system, unless you've gone thru a complete upgrade.

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q0wned...

Not by you! As I know you are to poor to have a 7800Gtx and a FX CPU. I would also like to see a link posted back to 3dmarks stats site before I believe it.

 

Also play a game 3dmark is a lame benchmark :-) 

 

I know and I also only post scores on configs I run daily, the 6832 score for 3dmark05 is with the current settings I run all the games I currently play.

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