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post #61 of 75
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Originally Posted by BlinKSilver
i never like to call anyones bluff, but its started to look even more unlikely. EVENTUALLY, i will buy some DDR2-533 and recreate the test.
So i count you in for poker tourney at my place this week'n?

post #62 of 75
Ok my S380 is running DDR2 pc3200 ram 2x512. Overclocking the gfx card core 370 mhz memory 635 mhz. I got 902 on 3d Mark 2005 and 23887 Aquamark. Using the 80.40 drivers my scores have improved: 3dmark 05: 1122 and Aquamark 24,332

I do not see how a memory change to 2gb of pc4200 DDR2 will increase these speeds any further. The good news is a friend is getting 2 sticks of ddr2 sodimm pc4200 2x1gb that by friday I can rerun these tests and see if there is significant improvement.



post #63 of 75
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Originally Posted by hox
Ok my S380 is running DDR2 pc3200 ram 2x512. Overclocking the gfx card core 370 mhz memory 635 mhz. I got 902 on 3d Mark 2005 and 23887 Aquamark. Using the 80.40 drivers my scores have improved: 3dmark 05: 1122 and Aquamark 24,332

I do not see how a memory change to 2gb of pc4200 DDR2 will increase these speeds any further. The good news is a friend is getting 2 sticks of ddr2 sodimm pc4200 2x1gb that by friday I can rerun these tests and see if there is significant improvement.



I get those kinda scores, so is most everyone here, it looks like we had ourselves a lie, damn shame too, those score would me really happy.

oh and pygo, i am actually pretty good at poker, so this weekend does sound good.
post #64 of 75
Did you get the floppy drive to work yet? If my friend in Japan orders an S94(apparently they are quite a hot item right now in Japan) we could have a BIOS on our hands pretty soon.
post #65 of 75
hey blinksilver, did you manage to flash the 6200 to a 6400 successfully yet?
post #66 of 75
I had given up, no real support on the idea, and i was having no luck with the floppy(although it was cheap, I suspect it work with another brand). But in all honesty, if I am feeling good, (which I am)I just may install a small ~500MB MS-DOS partition onto my laptop and just set that up for stuff like this. I am pretty damn sure it will work if we get the sony 6400 bios. Oh and ask your friend in japan to dump the laptops bios image, I have a hunch, it maybe nothing, but i have a hunch.
post #67 of 75
I should note that, although nobody knows for sure, it seems the consensus on the Japanese hardware forums is that it is a 64/192. That would be my only reservation. If not, and the Sony engineers have blessed us with a 32/224 card then i believe the chances of success is very high. I am hoping for news by this weekend. Just curious, were you not able to boot from the floppy? I see an option in the bios?
post #68 of 75
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Originally Posted by pygo
I should note that, although nobody knows for sure, it seems the consensus on the Japanese hardware forums is that it is a 64/192. That would be my only reservation. If not, and the Sony engineers have blessed us with a 32/224 card then i believe the chances of success is very high. I am hoping for news by this weekend. Just curious, were you not able to boot from the floppy? I see an option in the bios?
i don't really care about the whole amount of ram, I am 100 percent sure it does not matter. And yes i had no luck with the floppy drive, but it was a cheap old made god know where on, i think it was lacking the right config to boot floppy, because noticed, it in my bios as well.
post #69 of 75

S460B - 6200TC OC'd to 333/665

I have a S460B with the 6200TC OC'd to 333/665.

Everything is stock, except for the 2GB of PC4200 DDR2 RAM (CL4). It runs as dual channeled (which was around 800'ish MHZ as I recall from the tests).

I did 2 tests, once using the 78.03 drivers (new beta drivers from Nvidia), and then again using the non-modified 80.40 drivers.

9912 3D Mark 2001SE - Defaults/333 & 665 OC'd 6200TC 78.03
996 3D Mark 2005 - Defaults/333 & 665 OC'd 6200TC 78.03

10041 3D Mark 2001SE - Defaults/333 & 665 OC'd 6200TC 80.40
1060 3D Mark 2005 - Defaults/333 & 665 Oc'd 6200TC 80.40

I ran these with the AA/AF to Application Specified and the Image set to Quality.

No where near the 1st guys post. I'll try the modified driver .inf later.

Maybe, I'm doing something wrong, or I can do something better. Let me know!

PS - I run WoW with the triple buffered/verticle sync'd settings on - resulting in less tearing - and most of the time I'm at 60FPS. When IF is really busy I end up with 30-40FPS.

One thing that drives me crazy about WoW/6200 is that when I run into anything like steam, flowing water from a fountain, some spell effects, and some of the transparent effects, my FPS drops to mid-teens or less. Any ideas?
post #70 of 75
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Originally Posted by ckcroz
One thing that drives me crazy about WoW/6200 is that when I run into anything like steam, flowing water from a fountain, some spell effects, and some of the transparent effects, my FPS drops to mid-teens or less. Any ideas?
I get the same thing in Dungeon Siege II when it is snowing very hard. It doesn't stutter but the fps drop dramatically.
post #71 of 75
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Originally Posted by pygo
I get the same thing in Dungeon Siege II when it is snowing very hard. It doesn't stutter but the fps drop dramatically.
in the garden of ancients?
post #72 of 75
Sorry don't recall the name of the place but it after you come outside of a town...it starts to snow...it's about 10hrs - 15hrs...into the game or so?

Nice game though eh, it's a lot like Neverwinter Nights?
post #73 of 75
Update:
I borrowed 2X 1gb pc4200 Sodimms and put them in my S380p. Using the same 80.40 drivers and modded inf file as OiSkinhead I saw NO DIFFERENCE in 3dmark 05 scores as I posted using 2x512mb pc3200 sodimms. MYTH Busted, I appreciate how folks here politely challenged this person. Hopefully no-one wasted $ on this person's 15 minutes of false fame.

Hox
post #74 of 75
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Originally Posted by pygo
Sorry don't recall the name of the place but it after you come outside of a town...it starts to snow...it's about 10hrs - 15hrs...into the game or so?

Nice game though eh, it's a lot like Neverwinter Nights?
yeah, ds2 is nice but I find that the bosses are way too easy.
post #75 of 75
Hey guys, look here: OiSkinhead wrote in the first post that he overclocked 6200 to 635/370 - so it means that 635MHz is for GPU and 370MHz for mem (740MHz with DDR effect) so If the GPU core speed is true - 635MHz (though I overclocked a desktop version of 6200 and reached 492MHz for core maximum) than here is the result of twicing the performance in 3dMark05 - with 370MHz core you get about ~1100marks and with 635 you get ~1800 Logically - it's right, the processing speed is directly connected with the GPU clock and pipelines, but practically!!!! is it possibile to overclock GeForce Go 6200 in a NOTEBOOK UP TO 635MHz thats what is going to be with your notebook then ->
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