How many 3D marks are people getting on there e1705s?

Just wondering how many 3d marks (05 or 06) people have been getting on there e1705s. I just ordered mine yesterday and am curious how well this 7900gs really is. Anyone else with a 7900gs in there e1705 run 3d mark? What do you get?

 

In 3DMard 05, I get a 6323 using Extreme G drivers 91.xx. I got a 6340 using 84.56. You should average around those numbers with the 7900 GS.

I have yet to run 3D MArk 06, but a decent score for that is prolly around 3500-4000.

 

In 05 I get 6200 with stock Dell drivers. These things are beasts for overclocking though. I have seen scores of 8000+

 

Wow, crap, thats awesome. So, I was wondering about the drivers, will I be able to instal normal nvidia drivers, or even omega drivers? Anything more up to date than the dell drivers?

 

The dell drivers aren't bad. I have heard of people download different drivers. There is a thread for that as NVIDIA does not officially support their 7900gs go with drivers.

 

3465 in 3dmark06 and 6309 in 3dmark05 using latest stock dell driver 84.69

no overclocking, adjustments or shutdown processes (64 running)

 

Bump... fhshftdhtf

 

A Go7900GS isn't quite as powerful as the Go7800GTX, but it consumes half the power (20W vs 40W), and will provide good battery life and little heat (relatively). Expect 6200-6500 marks with the GS.

Remember that 3DMark is only a synthetic benchmark, and doesn't do anything but give you a four digit number. Games are the real test, and that's one that the Go7900GS will pass with flying colors.

 

True, very true, I only get like 600 3d marks (06) with my pc, yet it handels BF2 pretty freaking well. Compared to the 7800go how does the 7900gs match up? A small leep or twice the power?

 

I just found this thread: http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=54647&page=5

Holy crap, people are getting some insane 3d mark socres. Ohhh, this just makes the wait for me 1705 even worse, ha ha.

 

People wanting to Overclock their 7900GS go here and have fun.
I'm currently at 8560 on 3DMark05
http://www.notebookforums.com/thread157393.html

 

8560??? Wow. I only score 6295 w/ Xtreme G 84.56, but I'm pretty happy with that for now.

 

Holy crap, I dont blame ya for being happy with that. I'll be happy if I get 5000. Actually I'll be happy if I can get 30 frames per second with BF2 on high video settings, ha, I look forward to seeing if how high I can crank up my settingings.

 

Yeah, I get over 30fps in BF2. I'm currently running it at 1024x768 with all options on high...I'm sure I could crank up the res higher though and still get playable frame rates. If you go for an e1705, I think you'll definately be satisfied with its gaming performance, I know I am. The 3 games I'm playing now I play at high settings and get awesome performance. FEAR, CS:S i get over 100fps, and of course BF2. I highly reccomend this notebook with the 7900.

 

some of those extreme high scores in that thread are with modified 1750, with DUAL PIPE and higher voltage #. So dont think out of the box you will be able to blast over 7000

 

spookyu, do you already play BF2? cuz i'm real new to it, and i don't know any good servers or anything...if you have xfire my id is the same as my name on here ajr9987

 

Well, excuse me if i say no duh, its that way with any system, you need to tweek it. Hmm, but I apreciate the heads up.

 

Hey all, how are you all getting 6200+ in 3dmark05?

I've tried Dells drivers (both 84.29 and 84.69) and several versions from Laptopvideo2Go and I am scoring just under 6000. I've tried turning the laptop to Always On, but nothing changes. I haven't changed any of the Nvidia control panel settings from their defaults, either.

Thanks

 

Once overclocked, the 7900 GS is an animal, destroying the 7800 GTX and easily reaching stock 7900 GTX speeds.

http://www.notebookforums.com/showthread.php?t=157393

 

start there.

Set to High Performance and Vsync off and you'll go up a few hundred points. You'll want to set them back to default or High Quality when actually playing a game.

 

- The voltage keeps the card stable at higher clocks, just like it's big brother the 7900 GTX.
- The dual-pipe only provides a slight cooling advantage vs. the single-pipe. The guts are identical.

Flashing the BIOS to overclock only takes a couples minutes. It's a simple process once you create the bootdisk. With 3DMark and ATITool, it's very easy to find a safe and stable clock set.

Now, back to AOE3 for me . . .