My 3DMark03 Mega Thread

[dexvx]

Should organize the data like in the Q3/Doom threads. Kinda hard to go through all this data!

[agent_x007]

Windows 98 SE :

Windows 2000 :

Windows 7 x64 SP1 :

Not exact settings on all three, but I had to take advantage of that 32-bit stability

[Imperious]

Intel Celeron Northwood @ 3357mhz, HD3850 AGP@810-954

[rod]

System: Dell OptiPlex 745 Desktop
OS: Windows XP x64 SP2
CPU: Intel Xeon 3070
Memory: 8GB (4 X 2GB) DDR2-800 CL6 SDRAM
GPU: AMD HD7750 1GB 128-Bit GDDR5

[MrMateczko]

ASUS X553MA laptop (2014!) - absolutely terrible! What is this comparable to? A potato? I think it's still better than an FX5200.

[rod]

System: ASRock 4CoreDual-SATA2
OS: Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry Pro x86
CPU: Intel Xeon X3230
Memory: 4GB (2 X 2GB) DDR2-667 @ 533 CL4 SDRAM
GPU: ATI Radeon HD3850 512MB 256-Bit GDDR3

[Almoststew1990]

Benchmark all the things!! (that probably shouldn't be benchmarked!)

ASUS EEE PC netbook from... 2008 maybe?

(The screen is 1024*600, so the bottom bar gets cut off... you can scroll up and down in any full screen application that is *768 )



Linx 1010B Tablet / netbook thing from 2015



What is more impressive is that the tablet doesn't have a fan or anything, and is charged up by a standard 2amp usb adapter thing. The netbook has a proper fan and power brick and everything...

[Almoststew1990]

And here is my main Desktop...

[Baoran]

When I saw the previous post, I just wanted to see how much bottleneck the cpu would be while having the same cpu and faster graphics card. So I ran the 3dmark03 with my main desktop pc as well to see the difference.

[Almoststew1990]

When I saw the previous post, I just wanted to see how much bottleneck the cpu would be while having the same cpu and faster graphics card. So I ran the 3dmark03 with my main desktop pc as well to see the difference.

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Good to know my cpu is not holding my back then*! And that's at stock speeds

*in a 15 year old synthetic benchmark

[Baoran]

When I saw the previous post, I just wanted to see how much bottleneck the cpu would be while having the same cpu and faster graphics card. So I ran the 3dmark03 with my main desktop pc as well to see the difference.

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Good to know my cpu is not holding my back then*! And that's at stock speeds

*in a 15 year old synthetic benchmark

Yeah, cpu is at stock clock speed. The gpu is asus strix version of 1080ti, so it is overclocked a bit. I have 16Gb kit of 2400Mhz ddr3 and it can't handle at 2400Mhz if I overclock the cpu and I get blue screen with any cpu overclock.

[Standard Def Steve]

When I saw the previous post, I just wanted to see how much bottleneck the cpu would be while having the same cpu and faster graphics card. So I ran the 3dmark03 with my main desktop pc as well to see the difference.

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Hey, someone finally beat my score on the first page. Very cool!

[Baoran]

When I saw the previous post, I just wanted to see how much bottleneck the cpu would be while having the same cpu and faster graphics card. So I ran the 3dmark03 with my main desktop pc as well to see the difference.

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Hey, someone finally beat my score on the first page. Very cool!

This thread probably isn't meant for testing modern pcs though. PCs are getting faster really slowly nowadays though. Like my 5 years old pc with 4770k cpu still works fine with modern games and after I upgraded the gpu to 1080ti last year, I probably don't have build a new pc before 2020. I used to have to build a new pc every 3 years. If anyone happens to have a faster cpu, it would be interesting to see how much of a bottleneck 4770k is with 1080ti in 3dmark03.