OK, someone please help me out here. I'm getting a lowly 7500 in 3Dmark2001, and here's my rockin system:
Abit KR7A w/ Athlon XP 1800+ @ 148x11.5= 1702MHz
Gainward Geforce3 Powerpack Ti200 Golden Sample @ 245/545
512 MB (2x256 MB) Crucial Registered DDR RAM @ CAS2
Adaptec Ultra160
2 Quantum Altas 10k II's (9.1 and 18 gig)
Water cooled everything: CPU, VIA kt266A chipset and Nvidia GF3 Ti200
average CPU temp 35C idle, 40C full load
OS: Windows XP
Drivers: Via 4in1 version 4.36
Nvidia Windows XP version 23.11
I also have an Epox EP-8K7a which has a 1.4 Athlon running at 1.6 gig and I got almost a 8000 in 3Dmark2001. I just don't understand, the new Abit board is running a higher bus speed and the GF3 Ti200 is running at higher speeds as well. It Doesn't make sense, after upgrading to the new KR7A and Athlon XP running at 1700MHz, and boosting the Ti200 clock about 10-20 MHz higher I actually lost 500 points in 3Dmark2001. Could this be a driver issue? I had the same Nvidia drivers installed for the Ti200 before I swapped out the boards. Any ideas? Thanks.
Abit KR7A w/ Athlon XP 1800+ @ 148x11.5= 1702MHz
Gainward Geforce3 Powerpack Ti200 Golden Sample @ 245/545
512 MB (2x256 MB) Crucial Registered DDR RAM @ CAS2
Adaptec Ultra160
2 Quantum Altas 10k II's (9.1 and 18 gig)
Water cooled everything: CPU, VIA kt266A chipset and Nvidia GF3 Ti200
average CPU temp 35C idle, 40C full load
OS: Windows XP
Drivers: Via 4in1 version 4.36
Nvidia Windows XP version 23.11
I also have an Epox EP-8K7a which has a 1.4 Athlon running at 1.6 gig and I got almost a 8000 in 3Dmark2001. I just don't understand, the new Abit board is running a higher bus speed and the GF3 Ti200 is running at higher speeds as well. It Doesn't make sense, after upgrading to the new KR7A and Athlon XP running at 1700MHz, and boosting the Ti200 clock about 10-20 MHz higher I actually lost 500 points in 3Dmark2001. Could this be a driver issue? I had the same Nvidia drivers installed for the Ti200 before I swapped out the boards. Any ideas? Thanks.