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Barton 3000+ @ 2336 mhz
XFX 6600GT @ 550/1100
Abit NF7-S2 (not NF7-S version 2)
1024 mb pc3200 patriot RAM T1 2-3-2-5 @ 223 mhz

Aquamark3
52,111 GPU 7,655 CPU 8,155

3dmark01 17,427

3dmark03 8,496

If you have benchmark stats please post. I am about to upgrade and this definitely help me.
 
My specs:

Asus K8N-E deluxe (with the AI overclocking, Nforce3 250GB)
A64 3400+ ClawHammer (Socket 754, the one with more L2 cache and I think 200 less mhz than the other 3400+ core)
1024 Mbytes OCZ Platinum Rev. 2 DDR-SDRAM
ATI Powercolor x800 pro
74 gig 10k rpm WD raptor

3dmark 03: 10320

3dmark 05: 4700

Aquamark: 64,507
 
a64 3200+ winnie 9x275 @ 2475, zalman 7000 al/cu
nf4-sli-dr 3.10 bios
512x2 ocz 3200el rev2 (1:1 2.5-4-3-7)
evga 6800gt, zalman af700 al/cu
74gb raptor, 250gb, 80gb wd caviar
nec-3500a, artec 16x dvd-rom
cm praetorian
antec tpII 550

super pi 1.04 8M __ 6:10
pcmark04 __ 5143
aquamark __66,903
3dmark01 __24,361
3dmark03 __11,710

 
My CPU is definitely performing lower than it should be. I just checked on Tom's Hardware Guide, it says an Athlon 64 Clawhammer 3400+ should get around 4434 CPU marks in 3dmark 05, but mine only gets 4153, which is lower performance wise than the pentium 4 3 ghz northwood, and barely better than an athlon 64 3000+ newcastle core. WTF?
 
i think you should keep in mind that toms probably has little to nothing installed nor running on their systems when they run the benches.

i bench at the speeds i run at and with the same programs running in the background, ie beyond tv, anti vir, etc. i'm sure you have more resources tied up then they do.

edit-that said, i'm not sure what "ai oc'ing" does and what your speed is actually at. what does cpuz say?
 
my CPU speed is at 2200. Actually, now it's at 2367.1 mhz, the HIGHEST possible setting I can have it set to without it instantly crashing.
 
yes but what does it do with your timings? does it automatically use a divider?

you should really just manually oc it through the bios. its not hard after reading a bit and i can add 200mhz with hardly an effort.
 
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