GPU-Zrammunition wrote:
also it has the vendor i.d, device i.d etc. how do i check them??
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
I get JUST under 10k with my HD4850 and AMD X2 4800+ @ 3GHz. With a Q6600, you should be getting at least 12-13K.
Post a screenshot of the main GPUz window pl0x.
Post a screenshot of the main GPUz window pl0x.
Hmm...
Your CPU score is about right, so we can almost certainly rule that out.
But, your GPU scores are low. However, it's an AGP card. And it might not even be the card that's at fault.
As well as posting GPU-Z screenies, can you do CPU-Z RAM info screenies too, please - in case it's your RAM bottlenecking the card.
Your CPU score is about right, so we can almost certainly rule that out.
But, your GPU scores are low. However, it's an AGP card. And it might not even be the card that's at fault.
As well as posting GPU-Z screenies, can you do CPU-Z RAM info screenies too, please - in case it's your RAM bottlenecking the card.
Novel way of printscreening...
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
u know that there is ss funktion in CPU-Z and GPU-Z, right?
Last edited by GC_PaNzerFIN (2009-03-29 05:00:07)
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???GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
u know that there is ss funktion in CPU-Z and GPU-Z, right?
Press F5 to create ss of the CPU-Z screen in your installation folder. There is picture of camera in GPU-Z in top right. Click it to take screenshot of the GPU-Z.
Last edited by GC_PaNzerFIN (2009-03-29 05:31:21)
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CPU-Z : any way to change it so that the ss is .jpg instead of .bmp, automatically?GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Press F5 to create ss of the CPU-Z screen in your installation folder. There is picture of camera in GPU-Z in top right. Click it to take screenshot of the GPU-Z.
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
Dunno. At least I havent heard of that kind of possibility. Not a biggie convert tho.haffeysucks wrote:
CPU-Z : any way to change it so that the ss is .jpg instead of .bmp, automatically?GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Press F5 to create ss of the CPU-Z screen in your installation folder. There is picture of camera in GPU-Z in top right. Click it to take screenshot of the GPU-Z.
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i might as well keep alt+prtscrn and pasting into PS then. i didn't know about that key though.GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Dunno. At least I havent heard of that kind of possibility. Not a biggie convert tho.haffeysucks wrote:
CPU-Z : any way to change it so that the ss is .jpg instead of .bmp, automatically?GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Press F5 to create ss of the CPU-Z screen in your installation folder. There is picture of camera in GPU-Z in top right. Click it to take screenshot of the GPU-Z.
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
cool, didn't know thatGC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Press F5 to create ss of the CPU-Z screen in your installation folder. There is picture of camera in GPU-Z in top right. Click it to take screenshot of the GPU-Z.
here are better pics
GPU-Z
CPU-z stuff
anything seem wrong???
I see nothing wrong with the GPU-Z screenshot, with the exception of the ASUS BIOS.
alexbay13 wrote:
I see nothing wrong with the GPU-Z screenshot, with the exception of the ASUS BIOS.
Likewise.CrazeD wrote:
alexbay13 wrote:
I see nothing wrong with the GPU-Z screenshot, with the exception of the ASUS BIOS.
However, and this really shouldn't make that much difference, but it's worth a try - boot into BIOS and see if you can get your RAM speed matched to your CPU FSB - this will mean running your RAM below it's maximum supported speed, but it will remove wait-states (times when the CPU/RAM are waiting for each other because they're not sychronised).
There are no AGP 4850s. You're thinking of 3850s.Scorpion0x17 wrote:
But, your GPU scores are low. However, it's an AGP card. And it might not even be the card that's at fault
His CPU scores are fine, that won't give any improvement.Scorpion0x17 wrote:
Likewise.CrazeD wrote:
alexbay13 wrote:
I see nothing wrong with the GPU-Z screenshot, with the exception of the ASUS BIOS.
However, and this really shouldn't make that much difference, but it's worth a try - boot into BIOS and see if you can get your RAM speed matched to your CPU FSB - this will mean running your RAM below it's maximum supported speed, but it will remove wait-states (times when the CPU/RAM are waiting for each other because they're not sychronised).
The idea of any hi-fi system is to reproduce the source material as faithfully as possible, and to deliberately add distortion to everything you hear (due to amplifier deficiencies) because it sounds 'nice' is simply not high fidelity. If that is what you want to hear then there is no problem with that, but by adding so much additional material (by way of harmonics and intermodulation) you have a tailored sound system, not a hi-fi. - Rod Elliot, ESP
double blow, just looked round the net for 3dmark 06 scores with a 4850, read the OP on this link
http://www.overclock.net/benchmarking-s … ta-iv.html
wtf?? im well off to this guy
http://www.overclock.net/benchmarking-s … ta-iv.html
wtf?? im well off to this guy
could it be that a different manufacturers bios can affect the card, as in provide loss rather than gain in performance???alexbay13 wrote:
I see nothing wrong with the GPU-Z screenshot, with the exception of the ASUS BIOS.
Last edited by rammunition (2009-03-30 11:48:31)
try flashing to the Gainward stock bios.
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Both of the scores on that link have high OC's on their CPU, which makes a HUGE difference in 3DMark06.rammunition wrote:
double blow, just looked round the net for 3dmark 06 scores with a 4850, read the OP on this link
http://www.overclock.net/benchmarking-s … ta-iv.html
wtf?? im well off to this guy
ok, i also remembered i have the fulll version of 3dmark vantage, here are my scores, right click view on below image
MY SYSTEM
now comparing it with someone else who has a Q6600 and 4850 at stock, look at the below link
SOME RANDOM PERSONS SCORE WITH A Q6600 AND 4850 AT STOCK
http://www.soonet.ca/showthread.php?t=19754
CPU is fine, the GPU is at fault by 1200 points and i got mega less FPS in the tests
MY SYSTEM
now comparing it with someone else who has a Q6600 and 4850 at stock, look at the below link
SOME RANDOM PERSONS SCORE WITH A Q6600 AND 4850 AT STOCK
http://www.soonet.ca/showthread.php?t=19754
CPU is fine, the GPU is at fault by 1200 points and i got mega less FPS in the tests
Last edited by rammunition (2009-03-31 02:24:08)
I thought someone said it was AGP?Freezer7Pro wrote:
There are no AGP 4850s. You're thinking of 3850s.Scorpion0x17 wrote:
But, your GPU scores are low. However, it's an AGP card. And it might not even be the card that's at fault
Yeah, it may help shift data to the card more efficiently though. I believe the CPU score is less dependant on RAM performance than the GPU score.Freezer7Pro wrote:
His CPU scores are fine, that won't give any improvement.Scorpion0x17 wrote:
Likewise.CrazeD wrote:
However, and this really shouldn't make that much difference, but it's worth a try - boot into BIOS and see if you can get your RAM speed matched to your CPU FSB - this will mean running your RAM below it's maximum supported speed, but it will remove wait-states (times when the CPU/RAM are waiting for each other because they're not sychronised).
It may even make it worse - it depends on just how much overhead is being caused by have non-synchronous RAM.
It's just worth a try.
You or someone else must have read wrong.Scorpion0x17 wrote:
I thought someone said it was AGP?Freezer7Pro wrote:
There are no AGP 4850s. You're thinking of 3850s.Scorpion0x17 wrote:
But, your GPU scores are low. However, it's an AGP card. And it might not even be the card that's at fault
What would the GPU have to do with his system RAM? It's not a HyperMemory/TurboCache card.Scorpion0x17 wrote:
Yeah, it may help shift data to the card more efficiently though. I believe the CPU score is less dependant on RAM performance than the GPU score.Freezer7Pro wrote:
His CPU scores are fine, that won't give any improvement.Scorpion0x17 wrote:
Likewise.
However, and this really shouldn't make that much difference, but it's worth a try - boot into BIOS and see if you can get your RAM speed matched to your CPU FSB - this will mean running your RAM below it's maximum supported speed, but it will remove wait-states (times when the CPU/RAM are waiting for each other because they're not sychronised).
It may even make it worse - it depends on just how much overhead is being caused by have non-synchronous RAM.
It's just worth a try.
The idea of any hi-fi system is to reproduce the source material as faithfully as possible, and to deliberately add distortion to everything you hear (due to amplifier deficiencies) because it sounds 'nice' is simply not high fidelity. If that is what you want to hear then there is no problem with that, but by adding so much additional material (by way of harmonics and intermodulation) you have a tailored sound system, not a hi-fi. - Rod Elliot, ESP
It has everything to with it.Freezer7Pro wrote:
What would the GPU have to do with his system RAM? It's not a HyperMemory/TurboCache card.Scorpion0x17 wrote:
Yeah, it may help shift data to the card more efficiently though. I believe the CPU score is less dependant on RAM performance than the GPU score.Freezer7Pro wrote:
His CPU scores are fine, that won't give any improvement.
It may even make it worse - it depends on just how much overhead is being caused by have non-synchronous RAM.
It's just worth a try.
You ever written any graphics code, freezer?
Trust me, the performance of the GPU is very dependant on the performance of the RAM.
3DMark, and most games, use way more model and texture data than the video card can hold in video-ram - this data has to be held in system RAM and then transferred over to the video-card RAM when required - the better the system ram performance, the better it does the transfer.
Last edited by Scorpion0x17 (2009-03-31 21:20:40)
so what should i do and how to do it???
i ran 3Dmark vantage again and got the same score so its not a one off low score with the GPU
i ran 3Dmark vantage again and got the same score so its not a one off low score with the GPU
I think he's saying check your ram?
Not quite. I'm saying clock the RAM so that the RAM bus speed and the CPU FSB are the same.CC-Marley wrote:
I think he's saying check your ram?
Exactly how you do it varies from BIOS to BIOS.rammunition wrote:
so what should i do and how to do it???
i ran 3Dmark vantage again and got the same score so its not a one off low score with the GPU
Unfortunately your mobo (and therefore BIOS) is not one that I know.
EDIT: have found what I think is a pdf of the manual for your mobo, and it looks like you need to get the highlighted values the same (as each other):
NOTE:
DO NOT change the CPU Host Frequency.
DO change the System Memory Multiplier (SPD) (which will, in turn, alter the Memory Frequency).
Get them the same then hit F10 to save and exit.
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