Just downloaded 3dmark06 and got a score of 3003!! I couldn't believe it... although i had some background applications running i didnt expect results to be this low.. this is with a c2d 2.2ghz and 8600gt card... which some people have managed 4000 marks with! Specs in sig,
why is my system underperforming so badly?
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Um no first of all, if they did get to 4000 then that was at low resolution not the default and probably overclocked as well. and make sure you ran that at the default resolution so you can compare with others in the review
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dude that is perfectly normal score at that res for your system
my system (in sig) got 3019 at the default res so yea
those who are getting above 4000 are either using the gddr3 version of the 8600M GT like the asus g1s or running the professional version of 3dmark06 which and running the test at 1280 x 800 -
i don't really know if 200pts make a big difference, but i seem to hit 32xx every time.... run it on xp pro though, installed everything myself. do some clean-ups, including the registry...
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The average score for a DDR2 8600m GT is 3000-3300.
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yup your score is normal. If you were running XP you would be in the 32XX range. O/C your core some and you should see your score go close to 4K.
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Besides, 3Dmark is a crappy way of determening GPU performance. Real life gaming benches are better. My go7700 get's 3000+ in 3Dmark06 (while OC'd). However, your laptop destroys mine at gaming at the same resolution.
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i think its something to do with how world in conflict is coded... because 3dmark06 runs games graphics to find a score... for example on the desert/castle part of the test i had 0FPS and my screen would move every 2 secs =/
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That's the CPU test. It lets the CPU render that scene. Mine's the same way.
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oh really? I thought my CPU was immense... it cant even manage 1FPS oh dear !!
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Irronicly my old desktop Pentium 4 D 2.8ghz gets about 4fps on that test, but new laptop (c90) with 2.4ghz Core2duo gets 0-1fps. I'm quite sure that benchmark is no good.
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3DMark 06 works well for what it is intended to do. GPU's that score higher *generally* have better gaming performance. There are exceptions based on certain cards (desktop 8600's) and certain games that stress the cards in entirely different fashions, of course. It's *a* benchmark, not *the* benchmark. -
Thats a CPU test. The GPU does none of the rendering. Even a high O/Ced Desktop Quade Core does not get more then 5-10FPS.
worrying 3dmark06 score
Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by alkaeda, Sep 16, 2007.