Post your 3DMark 2006 Results

btkm8unsl0w5r4

I will start it off
8306 on my new machine.

Inquitus

9311

http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm06=113226

Havent submitted for a while up to 9800ish at the moment.

Inqui

btkm8unsl0w5r4

Inquitus wrote:

9311

http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm06=113226

Havent submitted for a while up to 9800ish at the moment.

Inqui

That an amazing score 1000 more than me and I have 2 x 512mb 7900GTX in SLI and a 4800 x2. How did you manage that.:eek:

Inquitus

2 x 7800GTX 512MB

X2 4800+ @ over 3.2ghz @ -30C

2GB RAM

WizZard

Here :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

btkm8unsl0w5r4

WizZard wrote:

Here :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

OMG it been posted before.....forget everything while I go outside and flagulate myself with the search button;)

WizZard

Kairo Polite Supermarket wrote:

OMG it been posted before.....forget everything while I go outside and flagulate myself with the search button;)

Hehe, the response I wanted. Great! :p

L31mr0d

Hi just wondering if its worth my while downloading 3dmark06 or should I go with 3dmark05. I want to use it as a comparison test while i'm overclocking this system, which one would be the best to show improvements?

My system is:
2 x WD Caviar 250GB SATA2 16MB (RAID 0)
AMD 3700+ @ 2.2GHz
Asus A8N-SLI
TwinMOS PC3200 DDR-DIMM 1024MB
BFG NVidia GeForce 6800 Ultra 256MB PCI-E

gline

L31mr0d wrote:

Hi just wondering if its worth my while downloading 3dmark06 or should I go with 3dmark05. I want to use it as a comparison test while i'm overclocking this system, which one would be the best to show improvements?

My system is:
2 x WD Caviar 250GB SATA2 16MB (RAID 0)
AMD 3700+ @ 2.2GHz
Asus A8N-SLI
TwinMOS PC3200 DDR-DIMM 1024MB
BFG NVidia GeForce 6800 Ultra 256MB PCI-E

doesnt really matter if you are doing a comparison as you should notice an increase in either version, it will just be a lower increase with the 06 version

L31mr0d

Well here ya go.. BOOM! A whopping 2496, oh yeah. Lets see anyone get lower than that.



It will be interesting to see how the score changes once i begin overclocking.

btkm8unsl0w5r4

Inquitus wrote:

2 x 7800GTX 512MB

X2 4800+ @ over 3.2ghz @ -30C

2GB RAM

Hummm....the CPU overclock really makes a difference to the score. My 7900GTX's should beat your 7800GTX by a small margin ( are you overclocking them also?) But your CPU overclock really hammers mine. Interesting but I am not as ballsey with my new processor as you so I think I will conciede defeat

iggyman

L31mr0d wrote:

Well here ya go.. BOOM! A whopping 2496, oh yeah. Lets see anyone get lower than that.



It will be interesting to see how the score changes once i begin overclocking.

iggyman

L31mr0d wrote:

Well here ya go.. BOOM! A whopping 2496, oh yeah. Lets see anyone get lower than that.



It will be interesting to see how the score changes once i begin overclocking.

haha ..i think youve been beatin mate..1661 ..my god ive a **** computer..:o


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btkm8unsl0w5r4

1661 in 3dmark2001! wow that is shiet but I remember my first computer
486sx 25MHz
4 Mb Ram
40 MB Hard Disk
14'' Fishbowl monitor
1 Mb VESA graphics
all my firend came round to my house to play doom cause I have the best computer

omb0wyn5ehpij9

Where can i download 3d mark? And how big is the file!?

iggyman

Kairo Polite Supermarket wrote:

1661 in 3dmark2001! wow that is shiet but I remember my first computer

haha thanks for agreein with me..:D .. and that first comp ya had sounds nice..probably beat mine in 3d mark now.. :rolleyes:

and to brynW look at wizzards post earlier in this thread and click his link..it brings yuo to a page showin you were you can ghet it..or jus go to 3d marks site and download the basic one there..the newer the edition of 3d mark the bigger the size of the file

awhir

Kairo Polite Supermarket wrote:

1661 in 3dmark2001! wow that is shiet but I remember my first computer
486sx 28MHz
4 Mb Ram
40 MB Hard Disk
14'' Fishbowl monitor
1 Mb VESA graphics
all my firend came round to my house to play doom cause I have the best computer

god man how old are you .lol

turbot

Thats nothing.

My first PC was a 386 sx 16mhz with 2megs ram and a 40gb hard drive, a vga colour monitor running dos 4.1. I got my first modem in 1992, which was 1200 baud, or 0.12kbps - it was fun.

However, my first computer was a BBC B that featured an 8mhz processor, 32k of ram and I had a single density floppy drive that would store in the region of 170k of data. When we got it, we had to type in the basic code for some of the games... and program them ourselves. Instead of cover disks, we got games in magazines we could type in and play.

My friends used to come around to my house to play games like Chuckie Egg... and the one I remember the most; Elite.

Those were the days.

Now I have a few PCs:

Main Desktop: P4-3.2mhz / 1meg cache / 2gb DDR2 533 Ram / 2 x 250 SATA 7200RPM Hard drives, and an Nvidia FX1300 graphics card, plus another Nvidia Quadro NVS 280 card, with 1 x 2005FPW dell widescreen monitor, with another two 1704FPW dell 17 inch monitors, one each side, thus I have an ultra wide desktop.

Server in Progress: have a Dual Xeon 3.2Mhz with 2meg caches each / 1gb Ram / 80gb SCSI HD... in progress.

And I have a latitude x200 / p3-933 / 384megs ram / 30gb hd - mini laptop

And I have 2 x P4-2.4Mhz / 512 / 40gb machines (one soon to have a 250gb machine) that I use to play my MP3s in different rooms - one with a 17 inch Dell LCD, and the other plugged into a SVGA DLP Projector.

And I have 2 x P4-1.7 Mhz / 256 / 20gb machines (soon to be used for them there MP3s)

I'm thinking of getting a 7900GT but I'm not going to until I have a few things done; because gaming might take up too much time.

btkm8unsl0w5r4

turbot's right.....apart from PC does anyone remember those little games that came while your main game was loading off the tape. Had a amstrad CPC464 with its own green scale monitor.....legend. Its amazing how far computers have come in the last 15 years and how much they have dropped in price.

awhir

turbot wrote:

Thats nothing.

My first PC was a 386 sx 16mhz with 2megs ram and a 40gb hard drive, a vga colour monitor running dos 4.1. I got my first modem in 1992, which was 1200 baud, or 0.12kbps - it was fun.

However, my first computer was a BBC B that featured an 8mhz processor, 32k of ram and I had a single density floppy drive that would store in the region of 170k of data. When we got it, we had to type in the basic code for some of the games... and program them ourselves. Instead of cover disks, we got games in magazines we could type in and play.

My friends used to come around to my house to play games like Chuckie Egg... and the one I remember the most; Elite.

Those were the days.

Now I have a few PCs:

Main Desktop: P4-3.2mhz / 1meg cache / 2gb DDR2 533 Ram / 2 x 250 SATA 7200RPM Hard drives, and an Nvidia FX1300 graphics card, plus another Nvidia Quadro NVS 280 card, with 1 x 2005FPW dell widescreen monitor, with another two 1704FPW dell 17 inch monitors, one each side, thus I have an ultra wide desktop.

Server in Progress: have a Dual Xeon 3.2Mhz with 2meg caches each / 1gb Ram / 80gb SCSI HD... in progress.

And I have a latitude x200 / p3-933 / 384megs ram / 30gb hd - mini laptop

And I have 2 x P4-2.4Mhz / 512 / 40gb machines (one soon to have a 250gb machine) that I use to play my MP3s in different rooms - one with a 17 inch Dell LCD, and the other plugged into a SVGA DLP Projector.

And I have 2 x P4-1.7 Mhz / 256 / 20gb machines (soon to be used for them there MP3s)

I'm thinking of getting a 7900GT but I'm not going to until I have a few things done; because gaming might take up too much time.

GOD you both must be very bvery old

gline

claregalway Qs wrote:

god man how old are you .lol

sure my first pc was a 286, with 640k ram, 10mhz and 20meg hdd and im only 21, lol and the best out at that time was a 386

awhir

sure my first pc was a 286, with 640k ram, 10mhz and 20meg hdd and im only 21, lol and the best out at that time was a 386

lol