(Reposted again due to an issue when trying to update my post)

Also benched my VIA C3 system (VIA EPIA M1000) with both the onboard S3 UniChrome (VIA CLE266) and a Radeon 9000 PRO PCI (Hercules)

Specs:
VIA C3 1 GHz (Nehemiah)
1 GB DDR 266
VIA EPIA M1000 (VIA CLE266 + VT8235)
S3 UniChrome/ATI Radeon 9000 Pro PCI
80 GB WD HDD
Windows XP Pro SP3

Tried 3DMark2001SE in one experiment rig running Windows 2000 Pro SP4

Core 2 Duo E8600 (stock/4 GHz)
Gigabyte GA-P35-DS4
8 GB DDR2 800 CL5
ATI Radeon HD 5870 (Sapphire Vapor-X)
2x 500 GB HDD
Windows 2000 Pro SP4

Here is one of my oldie but hardworking systems 😊
A64 3400+ (S754) + GA-K8NS Pro 3D Mark 2001 SE (330) 21430

And oldie but playful system 😊
P4 3,2 Northwood + P4P800 20694

MMX wrote:

Here is one of my oldie but hardworking systems 😊
A64 3400+ (S754) + GA-K8NS Pro 3D Mark 2001 SE (330) 21430

Peculiar that you would get a 10% lower score than I did using just a X1950PRO on a Radeon 3700+ - this benchmark really scales with CPUs..

appiah4 wrote:

Peculiar that you would get a 10% lower score than I did using just a X1950PRO on a Radeon 3700+ - this benchmark really scales with CPUs..

Radeon 3700 it's quite rare CPU 😀 Also on your side is ClawHammmer, may be is better. And my RAM now is limited on 333MHz with boring timings. It just sucks 😠 I plan to fix it.

Just recently i made some tests. I think 512Mb(400MHz) is much better for 3D Mark 2001 than 1,5Gb(333MHz)

ASRock 775-Dual VSTA @ Intel Core 2 Extreme (X6800) at 3075MHz and 2GB of DDR2 RAM testing Radeon HD 3850 AGP in 2001SE 3D Mark

I am pretty sure this card can do much better 😜

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ECS P6S5AT (SiS 635T) 2001SE 3D MARK
- Tualatin-S 1400 MHz SL6BY (512 kb cache 133FSB)
- 1GB DDR266 RAM (CL 2-2-2-6)
- WINDOWS XP! - Direct X 9.0

GeForce 6800 GT

Radeon HD 3850 AGP

GeForce 4 Ti 4600

GeForce 5 FX 5950 ULTRA

Radeon 9800 PRO 128MB

GeForce 3 Ti 500

SiS Xabre 600

GeForce 2 ULTRA

GeForce 2 GTS

Kamerat wrote:

Some overclocked Intel GMA action :lol: […]
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Some overclocked Intel GMA action 🤣

Lenovo 3000 C100
Intel Pentium M 745A @ 2556MHz
Intel GMA 900 @ 400MHz
2GB PC6400 dual channel @ 284MHz DDR
Windows XP Pro SP3

Used 5 years to improve the score by 107 points, notice the tighter memory timings (modded the SPD info on the RAM sticks to get CAS 3). 🤣

Now that I'm running this beast of a PIII machine at 1628MHz, I thought I'd rebench my 9800 Pro. The results are spectacular!

PIII-S @ 1628MHz, 155FSB
2GB DDR @ 310MHz, 2-2-2-5
9800 Pro @ stock, Catalyst 4.12
X-Fi Platinum
QDI Advance 12T mobo, Via Apollo Pro266T chipset
WinXP Media Center 2005 SP3

This thing will probably break 14K once I get my overclocked 6800GT back in! I'm currently using the 6800GT in an Athlon XP 3200+ machine I just picked up.

Standard Def Steve wrote:

Now that I'm running this beast of a PIII machine at 1628MHz, I thought I'd rebench my 9800 Pro. The results are spectacular!

12604 3D marks! Very impressive 😉 Could you also run that test with half the RAM and at stock CPU speed? 😜

Celeron 2.1GHz and VIA P4M266 with OC, the IGP is not massively far from the Savage4 in which is based but I think it's slower.

6150SE with OC, not really the fastest driver or anything, but it was kind of fun OCing this thing, I should have tried a little more for 8k.

Benched the VIA Chrome 9 HC on the ASUS P5VD2-VM, the last VIA/S3 IGP for Intel platform

Stock CPU clock

Overclocked (board can't really overclock much)

Recent bench from "Pluto".

Specs are in my signature, but for posterity:

• Pentium III 1400S, 133FSB
  Intel D815EEA (OEM board from a Dell Dimension 4100 flashed with Intel BIOS P10)
  256MB PC133 CL2
  GeForce4 Ti4200 AGP 8x (OC, 280MHz core, 570MHz memory)
  SB Live! 5.1
  Adaptec 39160 Ultra160 SCSI controller

A recent Windows XP install on an AMD E-350 with integrated Radeon 6310. It seems to performs like a P3 of approx the same speed.

Benched my new Windows 2000 system:

Intel Core i7 930
ASUS P6T SE
12 GB DDR3 1333
ATI Radeon HD 5870
2x 500 GB HDD
Windows 2000 Pro SP4 with BWC Extended Kernel and Extended Core

4.3 GHz OC all core + HT:

4.63 GHz OC only 2 cores enabled and no HT:

This cute little Optiplex has teeth! The performance is not bad at all for an OEM business box.

Core i5-4670 @ 3.6GHz
16GB DDR3-1600 9-9-9-24-1T
GTX 1650
Win7 Pro SP1

Very quiet and efficient too.

This is probably the most fun I’ve had with 3DMark01 since 2001. Here it is running on a 110" 4K screen. Despite the D-ILA projector not being designed for gaming, it has an incredibly quick pixel response time and great motion resolution. In fact, I don't think I've see such smooth, clear motion since running this benchmark on a CRT! I’m going to have to start bringing my games down here and running them on the HTPC!

Tested my new HD 3850 AGP from a trashpicked compaq.

Specs on tested system:
Pentium E5700
Asrock Conroe865PE
2 GB DDR 400 CL3
250 GB HDD
ATI Radeon HD 3850 AGP
Windows XP SP3

Also did 3dmark03 and 06 as well

Bonus; Intel Q45 IGP (On Dell Optiplex 760)

Rehoused my Athlon64 3700+ system and downgraded my dead X1950PRO to an X800XT PE. Pretty impressive score as far as I am concerned.