Originally posted by: VeZ
heck no not for that system...somethings up
Originally posted by: fsstrike
max AF: 4
Originally posted by: TheSnowman
More like 12000. I'd bet you don't have your motherboard drivers installed.
Originally posted by: jim1976
Originally posted by: TheSnowman
More like 12000. I'd bet you don't have your motherboard drivers installed.
Second that. Check for AGP textures at dxdiag and if they are enabled.
Originally posted by: Rage187
11k sounds about right.
Originally posted by: OnEMoReTrY
Your not supposed to run 3dmark03 with any AA or AF, keep em application preference. You should get about 10,000 on stock settings with it.
Originally posted by: fsstrike
Hmmm okay, I dont know why I only get 9900 then:\ Could it be a driver issue mabye? I recently switched from my GeForce3 to my x800 on saturday. I ran driver cleaner so I cant see that as the problem but im just not sure.
you're in the ballpark . . . doesn't Futuremark have an online comparison available with other similar systems?Originally posted by: fsstrike
Okay I just realized something, dont know if it makes a dif tho.
I was running the 1st test @ 4xAA and 16xAF on D3D and OpenGL
I Ran the test again and set AA+AF to application controlled and I got 9903.
Also, I have the latest mobo drivers 4.27 I belive and Im using Cat 4.9.
So, is 9903 bad for 0xAA and 0xAF?
Originally posted by: TheSnowman
More like 12000. I'd bet you don't have your motherboard drivers installed.
9900 is close enough to 10K that I wouldn't sweat it.Originally posted by: fsstrike
Originally posted by: OnEMoReTrY
Your not supposed to run 3dmark03 with any AA or AF, keep em application preference. You should get about 10,000 on stock settings with it.
Hmmm okay, I dont know why I only get 9900 then:\