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:eek: Wow... hehe, nice! Free money's always good.:DQuote:
Originally posted by ranger2992
LOL I am a soldier and I have no money. Actually I got the money for this memory and new CPU by getting lucky and hitting $500 on a slot machine:D :eek: :p
I plan on hitting the slot machines the second I legally can.;)
Well,i got to 7k on 03' but when i ran 01' i got the error message
"This project can not be published
due to detected CPU speed variation"
(the score was 17998).Whats up??I had to run a 1.93
vcore to run the tests.
CPU:XP 2500 Barton
Stock speed of cpu:1.84
Actual speed of cpu:2284
Motherboard:Abit NF7-S
Ram:OCZ 3500 EL DC 512 MB
Video Card: 5900 Ultra
Stock core of video card:450
Actual core speed of video card:560
Stock mem of video card:850
Actual mem of video card:983
Cooling:Air cooling
Score with link:
7002
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k3=1187087
Fantastic Ryder. I'm telling you upgrade your HSF and I really think you can run 2.4Ghz. Is your 01 build 330?
It was as someone said. When you o/c too high, you get a clock speed flux which makes 3DMark reject it since it's not a stable clock speed.
Yes its build 330,-is running with too much vcoreQuote:
Originally posted by sapasion
Fantastic Ryder. I'm telling you upgrade your HSF and I really think you can run 2.4Ghz. Is your 01 build 330?
making the cpu unstable hence not being able
to publish my 01' score?
-or is it as chuck is saying?
NoQuote:
Originally posted by Ryder
Yes its build 330,-is running with too much vcore
making the cpu unstable hence not being able
to publish my 01' score?
PossiblyQuote:
Originally posted by Ryder
-or is it as chuck is saying?
Wrong again... You can easilyt get 15k with your hardware!Quote:
Originally posted by Thunderbird1GHz
1. get a faster video card= $250 for a 9800
2. get pc3200 ram for higher fsb= $150 for 512mb
3. get a p4c= $500+ for cpu, ram and mobo
15k on a ti4200 is VERY, VERY, VERY hard! Itll be alot easier a year from now though
But it all depends on how good you are at benchmarking :)
Hey Colossus, approx how many core mhz (on a 9800P) amount to 500 3dmark points?Quote:
Originally posted by Colossus
Wrong again... You can easilyt get 15k with your hardware!
But it all depends on how good you are at benchmarking :)
Very very nice :) I updated your record! I guess I need to get back to work with 2003 benchmarking :)Quote:
Originally posted by Ryder
Well,i got to 7k on 03' but when i ran 01' i got the error message
"This project can not be published
due to detected CPU speed variation"
(the score was 17998).Whats up??I had to run a 1.93
vcore to run the tests.
CPU:XP 2500 Barton
Stock speed of cpu:1.84
Actual speed of cpu:2284
Motherboard:Abit NF7-S
Ram:OCZ 3500 EL DC 512 MB
Video Card: 5900 Ultra
Stock core of video card:450
Actual core speed of video card:560
Stock mem of video card:850
Actual mem of video card:983
Cooling:Air cooling
Score with link:
7002
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k3=1187087
The way to beat this is : Before running the test, check system info on 3DMark Control Panel. Check cpu speed, if the speed stated is pretty close to your actual core speed, you should be able to publish. ;) I ran my latest benchy using this check and was able to publish at one go.Quote:
Originally posted by Chuck232
It was as someone said. When you o/c too high, you get a clock speed flux which makes 3DMark reject it since it's not a stable clock speed.
System Info ----Actual speed
2.450ghz ------- 2.5ghz - Can publish
2.450ghz ------- 2.3 or 2.65ghz - Can't publish
Hope this helps you out. ;) :)
Thank You!Quote:
Originally posted by Colossus
Very very nice :) I updated your record! I guess I need to get back to work with 2003 benchmarking :)
I would say about 35Mhz more on the core... But you can get 500 points more with just or about 400Mhz extra on the CPU :) But if you can tighten your memory settings.. That should help too...Quote:
Originally posted by xDUCK
Hey Colossus, approx how many core mhz (on a 9800P) amount to 500 3dmark points?
Alright, 100mhz CPU and 25mhz core should do it... I have a surpriiiiiise for youuuuu! :DQuote:
Originally posted by Colossus
I would say about 35Mhz more on the core... But you can get 500 points more with just or about 400Mhz extra on the CPU :) But if you can tighten your memory settings.. That should help too...
Oh? Do tell or just PM ME :DQuote:
Originally posted by xDUCK
Alright, 100mhz CPU and 25mhz core should do it... I have a surpriiiiiise for youuuuu! :D
Thanks for the info,but i still cant getQuote:
Originally posted by mikeysg
The way to beat this is : Before running the test, check system info on 3DMark Control Panel. Check cpu speed, if the speed stated is pretty close to your actual core speed, you should be able to publish. ;) I ran my latest benchy using this check and was able to publish at one go.
System Info ----Actual speed
2.450ghz ------- 2.5ghz - Can publish
2.450ghz ------- 2.3 or 2.65ghz - Can't publish
Hope this helps you out. ;) :)
it to publish.The system info was right on..