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blykins said:Under the ATI control panel and SMARTGART, I tried changing the AGP speed to 4x and also 8x, but it goes back to "off" when I restart. I will reinstall latest driver and see if that helps. BRB.
blykins said:Ok I reinstalled the latest driver and 3dmark was able to finish. My score is 339.![]()
Correction an E-Thug.blykins said:He's obviously 1337.![]()
Badger said:I just ran 3dmark05 on my 9600 pro and got a 1575. I'm using the latest Catalyst's (5.3) with SMARTGART at 4x and Fastwrites ON. What kind of mobo do you have, nforce2? If so, make sure those gart drivers are installed too.
I've been playing around all weekend with GART settings. 8x isn't stable, 4x is stable though, but i get a higher 3dmark03 score at 0x than 4x, but a higher 3dmark01se score with 4x than 0x, and a higher frame rate in CS:S stress test:
4x GART at 1280x1024, high settings, 0x aa or af = 43.72 fps
0x GART at " " = 37.02 fps
So I'm keeping 4x gart, keep playing until you find one stable, and obviously one that works, too.
blykins said:Ok I reinstalled the latest driver and 3dmark was able to finish. My score is 339.![]()
DarkBahamut said:If your AGP is still 'off', that would explain your low score. Since AGP speed largely effects shader performance, and 3dmark uses alot of shaders. Trying to find some chipset drivers and such would be a good move, maybe a format if you can get it to work then.
blykins said:BIOS was set to 256mg(not sure how thats possible since the card is 128mg), so i put it to 128mg and results in 3dmark are very similar.
Scali said:AGP aperture can be any size, it's an addition to the memory of the videocard, taken from the system memory.
Anyway, 128 or 256 mb should both be good aperture settings, which one works better for you depends on what software you use, and how much system memory you have. With 1 gb memory, I'd suggest using 256 mb.
But you should really REALLY install the chipset drivers for your motherboard... if I'm not mistaken, your motherboard uses an Intel chipset, so you can find the drivers here: http://downloadfinder.intel.com/scripts-df/Product_Filter.asp?ProductID=816
[Tripod]MajorPayne said:Go to www.usa.asus.com and click Support, then click Downloads, and then click your motherboard's model, and a screen will come up with everything they have for that chipset, so you should be set there, just pick up chipset or AGP drivers, or both.
blykins said:I'm not sure which one to download...