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Not enough ram causing low 3D Mark scores?

Armageddon415

Golden Member
This is my system:
Celeron 466
64 Megs of pc100 CAS2
10 gig 5400RPM hard drive
32 meg Radeon DDR
Windows 98SE

Thats basically the important stuff, I got a score of about 2200, is that normal for my system? And what can i get to get that score higher? Overclocking the Radeon seems to make the score drop into the 1900's.
 
When you overclock the Radeon, make sure that the core and memory clocks are the same!


BTW, 3dmark2000 sucks as a benchmark.
 
It is probably your CPU holding you back.. around 2000-2500 is what I would expect on a similar system.
 
Your processor is clearly holding you back. Overclocking the Radeon isnt going to yield you a thing with only a Celeron 466.
It does seem like a realistic score for that system though.
 
This is what powerstrip reports:
AGP aperture - 64 MB
AGP transfer mechanism - DMA
AGP non-local memory - 28.9 MB
AGP revision - 1.00
AGP transfer rates supported - 1x, 2x
Current AGP transfer rate - 2x
 
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