I do find 15.5k a bit low for 2 3870's in crossfire. I got jsut under 18k (at 1680x 1050,.. even with adaptive AA enabled. :x )
I do find 15.5k a bit low for 2 3870's in crossfire. I got jsut under 18k (at 1680x 1050,.. even with adaptive AA enabled. :x )
Is mainly because of his phenom
Is mainly because of his phenom
I'm only at 3.2Ghz, I bumped up the FSB a bit and got 50mhz more and ran the test and it netted me a 15,9xxx but it wasn't stable I couldn't even get a screen Once the new southbridge comes out and I can cross the barrier I'm at the scores should go up.
My 9850 got a better CPU scoring then your E8400, I also have the clock on the vidcards pretty low.
How do you figure that. Didnt he get a higher CPU score than you. 4222 vs. 4567
The thing with AMD processors, is that they do not work well with crossfire/sli. That CPU score means nothing, its the gaming performance.
Click the link in my sig, the CPU score is lower. But the SM 2.0 and SM 3.0 are extremely high. Its because of the processor architecture. AMD makes good processors, they just do not do handle multi card setups well.
15.4k is still pretty good though..
[-0MEGA-];986045 said:Speaking of Vantage, I never could get it working on my PC. It gave an error every time I tried to run it after the first test.
I got a 3D Mark CD, I'll install and run it, just for fun