Printable View
Intel Core Duo T2600 Yonah@3.4G 3DMark Series test!
Platform:
M/B ：AOPEN i975Xa-YDG
MEM ：Corsair D9 512X2 Dual Channel
HDD ：Hitachi SATAII 160G 8Mb Cache
VGA CARD ：7900GTX
POWER:ZIPPY 800W
OS ：WIN XP SP2
CPU COOLER：Phase Change Cooler Express
CPU ：Intel Core Duo T2600
http://www.coolaler.net/T2600CE/7900gtx.JPG
Full speed TEMP:-49.2°C
http://www.coolaler.net/T2600CE/7900gtx1.JPG
niiiice score
3400 is the max?
Wont that be 3rd highest on the ORB? well done!!!
:toast:
That's an 05 score, not 06. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by melymel2789
So it is stupid me :slap:Quote:
Originally Posted by Gautam
:toast:
that's 3DMark05
Nice work coolaler, but I'm afraid I'm not so impressed by these 3D benchmarks. It appears that Yonah is about equal to a Dothan clock-for-clock, and in fact inferior to an X2.
Nice results mate :).
These tests would be so much more meaningfull and easier to compare to other published results if a setup with X1900 Crossfire would have been used .. since this should benefit most from the dual core power.
Amazing scores there....
A little bird(that will post here soon)told me that at 2005 had 16K with stock 1900's and a yonah@2900....:D
Ok, that's a relief.
let me guess H****5 :DQuote:
Originally Posted by GoriLLakoS
Quote:
Originally Posted by ibby
Nop...Pc*********:D
:D ;) i was close :woot:Quote:
Originally Posted by GoriLLakoS
What stepping is that ES? Nice results at such a low vcore. Is that the highest it can go? Prime stable?
here you are...Quote:
Originally Posted by ibby
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ad.php?t=95503
My best record Sueprpi1M @no MOD
http://www.coolaler.net/T2600CE/3523_1.gif
And we've got a new WR! ;) Congrats
Amazing results. Now run dual spi :p: . After all it is a core duo.
Will be about 22s Dual I bet.
That pi runs is NUTS! 3D is leaving much to be desired. My 3420mhz opty scores almost as high in 01 lobby and higher in ch (though I have an ATI advantage)
Mind running 03? I want to see the wings of fury on it.
Great scores man, one thing I have noticed in 3D tests, the A64's are still keeping up.