Another poll, similiar to the 3dMark05 scores.
Ill start it off
Dell XPS M170: 7800GTX, P-M 760
3dMark06 score: 3666
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man i dont even want to know what my 06 score is. the x300 can pull 1955 on a good day in 3dmark05.
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Notebook Solutions Company Representative NBR Reviewer
Hehe I agree KidA...
I had 2605 for 3dmark05... the test was 15 fps and the last 2 test 1-2 fps. I dont want to run 3dmark06 and get more headache with 1-2 all the time. I think my score will be around 1000 tough. I will run it today,stay tuned.
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x700's score less than 1000 when at standard clocks. Usually somewhere in the range of 750-900 depending on the VRAM....
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1830 in 3Dmark06 running ASUS Z81sp on a 3.0GHZ P4-HT, 1GB DDR2 (dual channel config) 256MB Geforce 6800go running standard clocks.
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Charles P. Jefferies Lead Moderator Super Moderator
This might be an issue with this test, but the resolution may vary depending on your computer. 3DMark06's default resolution is SXGA 1280x1024 - if you don't have a monitor that suports that, it will default to less and thus the scores will be off.
Last time I ran 3DMark06 on my X700 256MB OC'ed, I got 976 marks. I should be able to break 1,000 with the latest drivers. -
Yea, I got 985 on a test I performed a while back when overclocked. I'll retest with my new setup.
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I have a RADEON 9200 series, I'm too afraid to take the test for the fear that my PC will crash. ; ;
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Charles P. Jefferies Lead Moderator Super Moderator
Chaz -
And thus my fear of running it. =X
I hate this old thing... -
4014, specs in my sig
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Nice!
I havent touch my card yet...except for adding Tweaks r us drivers -
I havent changed any clock speeds etc. on my Acer 8200 and I got 2002 on 3dmark 06. Pretty good eh?
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Notebook Solutions Company Representative NBR Reviewer
4000 3dmark06 points!? Thats incredible... I get 2600 on 3dmark05 with overclock... Nice score for a 7800GTX.
I wonder what the 7900GTX will get (XPS), I thought Chaz had a review about it.
I'll check it out.
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In case you haven't checked yet, the XPS M1710 got a 4,744 in '06
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There's such a thing as a fluked test as well.
And the Go 7600 and the X1600 are pretty close in performance, so even if you had the same specs otherwise, there still wouldn't be an enormous difference. -
But he has 512 MB of VRAN on the 7600...that should compensate some of the difference..if the x1600 doesn't have the same amount of VRAM
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I just have a desktop score for you... My intel 900GMA in my laptop, I don't think would quite cut it
I got 2218.
-AMD 3200+ @ 2250mhz
-EVGA Nvidia Go 6800 256MB Oc'ed (405mhz/714mhz)
-2GB's DDR400
-160GB 7200RPM WD
So... my CPU is overclocked a little and my graphics card. Nothing too big. But I had a couple of programs open. I should try closing them and running it again. I'm also going to overclock a bit more. Then do a fresh re-boot -
Charles P. Jefferies Lead Moderator Super Moderator
Also be sure to run the test twice or thrice because the first time you shouldn't count it - the computer is still caching the textures, etc.
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I am trying to get a m1710 now, now THAT will be a nice score once I'm done OCing!! -
I think we are in the same situation sublime
Current XPS users...going for the M1710 -
I ran it 3 times in a row and I got 2002, then 1999, then 1998. My CPU score was more than the graphics score combined lol.
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Hey Sublime,
I think it would be a pity if you would do away your XPS Gen 2...you have a beautiful custom painting, a good overclock... why spend so much money for a little bit more performance... But that is my opinion, maybe you are the son of Bill Gates
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Bill Gates doesn't let his children play games though. =O
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But I figure, with the 1710, I can drop a merom in it when they come out, so I'll have a 64 bit dual core, and I am hoping for a GPU upgrade down the road. I really think in the end it costs just about as much to hang onto your computer until it's obsolete and sell it for next to nothing as it does to upgrade every year or so. I paid $1600 for mine a year ago (no 7800GTX back then though) and looking at ebay, I think I may get most of that back if I sell now.
As for the OC and paint job, the OC on the 7900GTX will only be better, and someday (someday faaar away!!) I may get bold enough to paint the m1710 too. But yeah, I am still happy with my m170 and all, I'd just like to sell it while I can still get a pretty penny for it -
Dell Precision M90: 4743, out of the box
Current setup: T2600 (2.16Ghz), 1.0GB ram (667MHz), 100GB (7,200rpm) 17"WUXGA (1920 x 1200) and of course the NVIDIA® Quadro® FX 2500M
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I just ran 3DMark06 at the default settings (you have to pay for it to tweak it) and I scored 2959. I don't know if that's good at all for my notebook, and I couldn't find a thread other than 3DMark05. If this is the first thread for 3DMark06 scores... then please share yours!
Benchmark Settings
Default Settings Yes
Program Version 3DMark06 Revision 0 Build 2
Resolution 1280x1024
Anti-Aliasing None
Texture Filtering Optimal
Vertex Shader Profile 3_0
Pixel Shader Profile 3_0
Force Full Precision No
Disable Post-processing No
Force Software Vertex Shaders No
Force Software FP Filtering No
Disable HW Shadow Mapping No
Color Mipmaps No
Repeat Count Off
Fixed Framerate Off
Main Test Results
3DMark Score 2959 3DMarks
SM 2.0 Score 1152 Marks
SM 3.0 Score 1166 Marks
CPU Score 1346 Marks
Detailed Test Results
Graphics Tests
1 - Return to Proxycon 9.416 FPS
2 - Firefly Forest 9.781 FPS
CPU Tests
CPU1 - Red Valley 0.432 FPS
CPU2 - Red Valley 0.671 FPS
HDR Tests
1 - Canyon Flight (SM 3.0) 9.987 FPS
2 - Deep Freeze (SM 3.0) 13.341 FPS -
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You can also try the search button up right in the screen
http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=52454
Charlie-Peru
BTW Nice scores -
What did you search for to find that? I used the search function before I posted and typed in "3DMark06" and it didn't show up... lame...
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Benchmark Settings
Default Settings Yes
Program Version 3DMark06 Revision 0 Build 2
Resolution 1280x1024
Anti-Aliasing None
Texture Filtering Optimal
Vertex Shader Profile 3_0
Pixel Shader Profile 3_0
Force Full Precision No
Disable Post-processing No
Force Software Vertex Shaders No
Force Software FP Filtering No
Disable HW Shadow Mapping No
Color Mipmaps No
Repeat Count Off
Fixed Framerate Off
Main Test Results
3DMark Score 2959 3DMarks
SM 2.0 Score 1152 Marks
SM 3.0 Score 1166 Marks
CPU Score 1346 Marks
Detailed Test Results
Graphics Tests
1 - Return to Proxycon 9.416 FPS
2 - Firefly Forest 9.781 FPS
CPU Tests
CPU1 - Red Valley 0.432 FPS
CPU2 - Red Valley 0.671 FPS
HDR Tests
1 - Canyon Flight (SM 3.0) 9.987 FPS
2 - Deep Freeze (SM 3.0) 13.341 FPS -
Charles P. Jefferies Lead Moderator Super Moderator
Nick, I merged your 3DMark06 thread into this one.
Chaz -
I have a Dell M90 2.0 Ghz with the 1500m video card.
3dmark06 scores (everything default) with the out of the box m90 was
SM2 = 1376
HDR/SM3 = 1370
CPU 1656
Total = 3523
So it looks like the 2500m earns you about 33% more. I don't have any experience yet in my typical battery life however. I'll trade some ultimate video performance if I can do it substantially longer. (Which the specs say I should be able too) -
Wow. I'm surprised. I didn't think these Quadro cards would do as well at 3dmark and stuff. They actually do very well!
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Charles P. Jefferies Lead Moderator Super Moderator
976 points, specifications in sig. (overclocked)
I must break 1k . . -
i only got 859 in 3dmark06
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T2600 2.16GHz Core Duo
17" WXGA+
1GB RAM (to be updated)
100GB 7200RPM HDD
Quadro FX 1500M
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I got 3877, no overclocking of any kind, WinXP Pro OS, MaxPerformance NVidia settings.
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I get 2966.
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Just downloaded and ran 3dMark06 this morning. With overclocked Geforce Go 7900GS at 480/550 (1100) the system was completely stable, with no artifacts and GPU temps around 65-70 degrees C. Scored 4542 3dmarks, which I am extremely happy with.
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Can't run it. Highest I can run is 3dmark03, but it can only run like four tests of that. I got like an 800. Haha. At least it's getting replaced. M90 should be here next Friday.
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With Dell you got to wait for a right time to buy when the price is low + they have that -$750 coupon, I got mine on June 1st.
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Here is what I get.
Almost identical to MasterE1705's machine
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Dell e1705
T2500 Dual Core 2ghz
2 gig 667 ram
100gig 7200rpm Drive
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What's a good score for 3dMark06? I get about 2350 on stock drivers, and was trying to overclock. Got to 2540 with core speed at 510 and memory untouched. Not sure if I did it right or not......
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Don't suffer, 7900GS still runs pretty hot, too hot to keep it on your lap. I wonder if I need the card that powerfull, the only game I play for 4 years already is UT99 (IGLG 155/55) and Intel's build-in graphics should handle this game just fine.
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Very true about the heat. I worry about cooking myself if I cover up the vents or something. I doubt that I will keep the card overclocked, as it runs just fine with it in stock settings. Although I can't get that high of a 3dmark06 score, I still get in the high 3000's.
3dMark06 Scores
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