Mr Brown
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Synthetic test scores:
3DMark 03: 4800-ish
3DMark 05: 1381
These are roughly half of what I should be getting.
My system:
Athlon XP 2400+ @ 2GHz
1 GB DDR PC3200 (Corsair or something)
80 GB IDE-disk which was acting a bit weird before I formatted it a couple of days ago; it was generating lots of warnings in the system log. It seems fine now however, but you never know.
And a Powercolor X800 Pro 256MB
Even my old 9800pro got better results than these!
What could it be?
Both WCPUID and CPU-Z are reporting the correct clock frequency (~1998 MHz) and ATITool and Powerstrip both report the correct values for the X800 (472/445). So it's not something simple like that.
I've also checked for hardware conflicts, and there doesn't appear to be any.
This is most annoying. Most annoying indeed.
EDIT: SOLVED
Apparently it was an obscure driver problem that caused AGP Write to constantly revert to off. The Omega drivers took care of it.
3DMark 03: 4800-ish
3DMark 05: 1381
These are roughly half of what I should be getting.
My system:
Athlon XP 2400+ @ 2GHz
1 GB DDR PC3200 (Corsair or something)
80 GB IDE-disk which was acting a bit weird before I formatted it a couple of days ago; it was generating lots of warnings in the system log. It seems fine now however, but you never know.
And a Powercolor X800 Pro 256MB
Even my old 9800pro got better results than these!
What could it be?
Both WCPUID and CPU-Z are reporting the correct clock frequency (~1998 MHz) and ATITool and Powerstrip both report the correct values for the X800 (472/445). So it's not something simple like that.
I've also checked for hardware conflicts, and there doesn't appear to be any.
This is most annoying. Most annoying indeed.
EDIT: SOLVED
Apparently it was an obscure driver problem that caused AGP Write to constantly revert to off. The Omega drivers took care of it.