Radeon HD 5650 Furmark

I was just wondering, what are some common Furmark scores for the 5650? Trying to see if my card has anything wrong with it.

My Score:
Score: 1344 points
Submitted on September 10 2010, 2:11 pm


App Version: Geeks3D_FurMark_v1.8.2_Build_Apr 16 2010_at_10:36:37


Main graphics card: ATI Radeon HD 5650
Number of Active GPUs: 1
GPU Clock: 550 MHz
Memory Clock: 800 MHz
Shader Clock: 0 MHz
Graphics Drivers: Catalyst - 8.692.1-100122a-094682C-Acer 1-22-2010
GPU Temperatures (start/end):40°C / 52°C


Bench Duration: 60 ms
Resolution: 1018 x 740
MSAA samples: 0
Window Mode: windowed


CPU: IntelR CoreTM i5 CPU M 450 @ 2.40GHz
CPU Speed: 2394 MHz
Operating System: Windows 7 64-bit build 7600 No Service Pack

 

I would update your drivers, 10.5 onward gave good performance increases on HD5xxx chips. Current is 10.8.

 

I got 2036 with a 5730, which is just a higher-clocked 5650 (650 vs 550 MHz). Your score might be a bit low. I agree with updating your drivers and trying again.


* Score: 2036 points
* Submitted on September 11 2010

* App Version: Geeks3D_FurMark_v1.8.2

* Main graphics card: ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5730
* Number of Active GPUs: 1
* GPU Clock: 650 MHz
* Memory Clock: 800 MHz
* Graphics Drivers: Catalyst 10.8
* GPU Temperatures (start/end):47°C / 62°C

* Bench Duration: 60 ms
* Resolution: 1018 x 735
* MSAA samples: 0
* Window Mode: windowed

* CPU: IntelR CoreTM i7 CPU Q 720 @ 1.60GHz
* CPU Speed: 1596 MHz
* Operating System: Windows 7 64-bit

* FPS: min=29 max=53 avg=34

 

Thanks for the information. I updated my drivers to 10.8, and my new score is this:
* Score: 1565 points

* App Version: Geeks3D_FurMark_v1.8.2

* Main graphics card: ATI Radeon HD 5650
* Number of Active GPUs: 1
* GPU Clock: 550 MHz
* Memory Clock: 800 MHz
* Shader Clock: 0 MHz
* Graphics Drivers: Catalyst 10.8
* GPU Temperatures (start/end):42°C / 54°C

* Bench Duration: 60 ms
* Resolution: 1018 x 740
* MSAA samples: 0
* Window Mode: windowed

* CPU: IntelR CoreTM i5 CPU M 450 @ 2.40GHz
* CPU Speed: 2394 MHz

 

That looks a bit better 16.5% increase from a mere driver update, lol.