Pcmark 2004 - Page 2

khellandros66 · 02-June-04, 06:36 PM

Make sure that you have all the latest codec and software that PCMark04 Tests with. Especially things like Window Media Encoder 9, DiVx, etc these are the things that effect the score greatly, believe me I was ripping my hair out the first few times I ran this benchmark till I realized i didn't have the latest Codec, etc.

~Bob

CasseModder · 29-August-04, 07:39 PM

I still cant break over my old score even with 2 gigs of ram. I will re-bench later on with my new geforce 6800 ultra

Current BenchMarks ( 2 gigs Ram ) 4,599 PCMarks

http://service.futuremark.com/compare?pcm04=2546330

SuAsDu · 30-August-04, 12:18 PM

Dude.. you have way too much money!!

2GB of Corsair Extremem mem? Damn..

Is that (2) 1GB Sticks?

Actually to get better scores, doesn't matter how much RAM you have, but the speed and timing. You want mem speed that will match your CPU on a 1:1 timing. And at that timing you want the tightest timing possible.

For example, I'm running 1GB Corsair 3200C2PT at 232 @ 2-3-3-6. Also, 232Mhz is the max FSB I can get for my CPU. To that is the most optimal timing I can achieve.

Also, I looked at your Mobo, Intel board are well known for Stability, but gives very little option for OC'ing.

So here are a few tips to increase your scores:

1. Get Faster Ram (maybe (2) 256mb, with high speeds and tight timing)
2. Get a better board made for OC'ing (Abit IC7-Max3, or an ASUS board)

Also, what AGP is your BIOS set for? It says you are running at 0x.. that is kinda weird. Maybe an Intel mobo thing.

Here is my score:

http://service.futuremark.com/compare?pcm04=2522084

5754points

I'm actually #2 overall for the nVidia 6800 Class / All CPU in pcmark2k4

Let me know if you need any other tips. I'll try to help.

SAD

CasseModder · 18-November-04, 07:11 PM

Current Score with new geforce 6800 ultra

4799 PCMarks:
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?pcm04=2675798

Matlok · 27-November-04, 11:44 PM

Here is my PC Mark 04 score.

http://service.futuremark.com/compare?pcm04=2619655

It is also in my sig. 3479.

alexkerhead · 24-December-04, 01:45 AM

here is my little ole P4 "B" model 3.06GHz at 3.35GHz beating most P4s at 3.4GHz and 3.6GHz
ddr266(pc2100) ram, ole ghetto kingston VR.

SpikeShot · 24-December-04, 02:12 AM

SAD, is that your new Intel system toping out at 232 FSB?

I know some of the more "bad" OCing mobos' are at least hitting 240 FSB. Then the SATA issue comes into play with the chipset voltage also affecting another 10 percent OC.

I am just waiting for my X/800 XT to come in and I am ready to rock and roll with this new intel system. Hoping to hit 4 gigs, but i have read some bad news that the Abit AG8 board is toping out at around 260 FSB before SATA cuts out on you.

Since you can only run SATA HD's with the new Intel boards, you are limited by the raising of the FSB alot. Plus, the PCI-E connector is not fully locked, and even if you somehow run with the single EIDE connector, that will screw you as well.

I wish Intel would make a mutipier unlocked CPU for us Intel fan boys. (something like the FX line for AMD 64)

CasseModder · 19-February-05, 10:50 AM

New score with my new raptor hd

http://service.futuremark.com/compare?pcm04=2828087

PcMark Score: 4819

TCG_Modder · 02-June-05, 09:33 PM

her eis my score of 5911

http://service.futuremark.com/compare?pcm04=2979876

Cpt.Planet · 02-June-05, 09:43 PM

Here is my score of 4312
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?pcm04=2825085

Specs:
NF7 S Ver2
AMD Athlon 2700 T Bred
G.Skill PC 4400
36 Gig WD Raptor
DD Watercooling

24-December-04, 01:45 AM		#26 (permalink)
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02-June-04, 06:36 PM		#21 (permalink)
khellandros66 Apex Master Tech	Make sure that you have all the latest codec and software that PCMark04 Tests with. Especially things like Window Media Encoder 9, DiVx, etc these are the things that effect the score greatly, believe me I was ripping my hair out the first few times I ran this benchmark till I realized i didn't have the latest Codec, etc. ~Bob

29-August-04, 07:39 PM		#22 (permalink)
CasseModder Lokie's lil kneeling Hoe	I still cant break over my old score even with 2 gigs of ram. I will re-bench later on with my new geforce 6800 ultra Current BenchMarks ( 2 gigs Ram ) 4,599 PCMarks http://service.futuremark.com/compare?pcm04=2546330

30-August-04, 12:18 PM		#23 (permalink)
SuAsDu Apex Tech Fanatic	Dude.. you have way too much money!! 2GB of Corsair Extremem mem? Damn.. Is that (2) 1GB Sticks? Actually to get better scores, doesn't matter how much RAM you have, but the speed and timing. You want mem speed that will match your CPU on a 1:1 timing. And at that timing you want the tightest timing possible. For example, I'm running 1GB Corsair 3200C2PT at 232 @ 2-3-3-6. Also, 232Mhz is the max FSB I can get for my CPU. To that is the most optimal timing I can achieve. Also, I looked at your Mobo, Intel board are well known for Stability, but gives very little option for OC'ing. So here are a few tips to increase your scores: 1. Get Faster Ram (maybe (2) 256mb, with high speeds and tight timing) 2. Get a better board made for OC'ing (Abit IC7-Max3, or an ASUS board) Also, what AGP is your BIOS set for? It says you are running at 0x.. that is kinda weird. Maybe an Intel mobo thing. Here is my score: http://service.futuremark.com/compare?pcm04=2522084 5754points I'm actually #2 overall for the nVidia 6800 Class / All CPU in pcmark2k4 Let me know if you need any other tips. I'll try to help. SAD

18-November-04, 07:11 PM		#24 (permalink)
CasseModder Lokie's lil kneeling Hoe	Current Score with new geforce 6800 ultra 4799 PCMarks: http://service.futuremark.com/compare?pcm04=2675798

27-November-04, 11:44 PM		#25 (permalink)
Matlok Apex Techie I	Here is my PC Mark 04 score. http://service.futuremark.com/compare?pcm04=2619655 It is also in my sig. 3479.

24-December-04, 02:12 AM		#27 (permalink)
SpikeShot Probationary User	SAD, is that your new Intel system toping out at 232 FSB? I know some of the more "bad" OCing mobos' are at least hitting 240 FSB. Then the SATA issue comes into play with the chipset voltage also affecting another 10 percent OC. I am just waiting for my X/800 XT to come in and I am ready to rock and roll with this new intel system. Hoping to hit 4 gigs, but i have read some bad news that the Abit AG8 board is toping out at around 260 FSB before SATA cuts out on you. Since you can only run SATA HD's with the new Intel boards, you are limited by the raising of the FSB alot. Plus, the PCI-E connector is not fully locked, and even if you somehow run with the single EIDE connector, that will screw you as well. I wish Intel would make a mutipier unlocked CPU for us Intel fan boys. (something like the FX line for AMD 64)

19-February-05, 10:50 AM		#28 (permalink)
CasseModder Lokie's lil kneeling Hoe	New score with my new raptor hd http://service.futuremark.com/compare?pcm04=2828087 PcMark Score: 4819

02-June-05, 09:33 PM		#29 (permalink)
TCG_Modder Apex Tech Fanatic	her eis my score of 5911 http://service.futuremark.com/compare?pcm04=2979876

02-June-05, 09:43 PM		#30 (permalink)
Cpt.Planet That's Mr. Freeze to you!	Here is my score of 4312 http://service.futuremark.com/compare?pcm04=2825085 Specs: NF7 S Ver2 AMD Athlon 2700 T Bred G.Skill PC 4400 36 Gig WD Raptor DD Watercooling