Ok, I'm a bit confused. A few months ago, I ran 3d mark 01 and scored a 16800. This is with the setup you see in my sig. I'm not sure if that's an ok score or not, but it plays the games I like, so I didn't complain.
I was having problems with my pc. Games and Windows XP were giving me hell, so I reinstalled the OS.
I ran 3d Mark again shortly after and my score has gone down almsot 3000 pts!
I OC my 2500, it's running at 2.2GHz - I'm not OCing the Graphics card.
In case it's not in my sig, it's a Sapphire 9800 pro 128 MB.
I bought an aftermarket cooler for the gpu and heatsinks for the RAM and it has not made a diff. I went as far as OCing the card using the ATI tool to around 400/385 or so. Still made no differerence.
Case temp is 22C - The athlon runs on full load about 42C.
I put in this new Corsair TwinX Memory and it upped the score a whopping 400 pts
Anyway, any ideas? It's an R350 chip on the card
Is there anything in particular I should be looking for?
And is there any diagnostic software that might be able to tell me what, if anything is wrong?
OH, and I have used both the newest omega drivers and the newest ati drivers
I was having problems with my pc. Games and Windows XP were giving me hell, so I reinstalled the OS.
I ran 3d Mark again shortly after and my score has gone down almsot 3000 pts!
I OC my 2500, it's running at 2.2GHz - I'm not OCing the Graphics card.
In case it's not in my sig, it's a Sapphire 9800 pro 128 MB.
I bought an aftermarket cooler for the gpu and heatsinks for the RAM and it has not made a diff. I went as far as OCing the card using the ATI tool to around 400/385 or so. Still made no differerence.
Case temp is 22C - The athlon runs on full load about 42C.
I put in this new Corsair TwinX Memory and it upped the score a whopping 400 pts
Anyway, any ideas? It's an R350 chip on the card
Is there anything in particular I should be looking for?
And is there any diagnostic software that might be able to tell me what, if anything is wrong?
OH, and I have used both the newest omega drivers and the newest ati drivers