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63.172 Score???

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Tman

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Hay guys/girls.

I was wondering if a score of 63.172 is very good?

System Specks-
3500+
1g OCZ pc4400
Asus Sli Delux MB
eVGA 6800 Ultra 256mb
400g Seral ATA 7500rpm HD

Watercooled With Danger Den 6800 block and CPU Block

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Temp with only 1 120mm Fan runs at 25.2*C or 78.8*F
when web serfing and a few progrmas running.


So is that a good score to get? (63.172)
with out any over clocking and etc.
(dont know how to OC :(

If this is not in the right thread sorry. I was not sure where this would go.
 
that's pretty much in the right ballpark for a 3500 at stock settings. I have a similar system with 3500 and ultra (but without the nice watercooling you have) which runs roughly the same numbers when at stock. Depends a bit on which Nvidia driver you use also; I use 71.84 and get about 65000 with that at stock settings. But make sure when you run the benchmark that your video card doesn't override the AA and AF settings that aquamark wants to use (no AA and 4x AF respectively).
 
the sad thing is that, I dont know how to OC

and there is no one in my area that can show me. Due to the fact that
dont have a pc, and or dont know a thing about PC's :(

Really want to learn
 
overclocking a video card is painfully easy, there should be a how-to in a sticky somewhere, as it's not really my feild, but basically do this:
install coolbits (enables overclocking tab in the drivers)
hit "auto detect" (automatically finds near the top end of the video card's core and ram for you)
game for a while to make sure it's stable. if not, back down. if it is, you can bump one thing up at a time to find instability, though due to heat, i would advise you keep things ~5-10mhz below it's stable/unstable point

for the a64, i just posted this in another thread. stickies are your friend :D
http://www.hardforum.com/showpost.php?p=1027479689&postcount=2
 
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