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post #41 of 267
12/7/05 at 2:09pm
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post #42 of 267
12/7/05 at 2:11pm
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Wow...good score, Striph. More than a 100 points higher that the best I could do. I found I got a higher score at 1250 instead of 1300...not sure why. Maybe started to overheat.

Citizeninsane, does your system run stable at 465C? I didn't think anyone was running them that high without getting major artifacts or throttling
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post #43 of 267
12/7/05 at 3:41pm
Yea I've been noticing some people having slow downs at higher memory speeds, I'll probably try dropping that down and upping the core once I get my AS5 on the gpu, think my problem is heat. When I run the AtiTool it pegs the temp at high 80s and thats when the artifacting happens, temp never goes over 70 though when I'm in games.
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post #44 of 267
12/7/05 at 3:43pm
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Originally Posted by Striph
Using latest nvidia 81.95 driver with laptopvideo2.go INF file. Loaded up NvBitTor and saved the stock bios and modified the core/memory speeds from that



7560 -- 450c/1300m: Artifacts in AtiTool, runs all games fine, no lockups.
7390 -- 440c/1250m: No artifacts in AtiTool, runs everything fine
7260 -- 430c/1200m: Same as 440c1250m
6670 -- Stock score

Currently running at 430c1200m to be safe, going to try 450c/1300m again once I AS5 my card this weekend.

Soooooooo close, i think we'll need to use laptop coolers to hit 8k, if we even can. Don't you wish they just made card that scored 30k out of the box so we wouldnt have to worry about hardware anymore.
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post #45 of 267
12/7/05 at 3:57pm
Dell 9300
PM 1.73 GHz
2 Mb Mem

Laptopvideo2go 82.10 driver
Stock Score : 3300
7800 Score : 6500
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post #46 of 267
12/7/05 at 5:40pm
7613 3dmark05 marks
81.95 Nvidia Driver

I am at 475mhz/1220mhz memory with no artifacts in ATITool
I do have voltage above stock, and tightened memory timings on the 7800

My card wasn't a great overclocker to begin with, I was like 450/1200 before major bios tweaking. If I had a 2.26 and a really good 7800, I might be able to tweak it to 8k, but this is fine.
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post #47 of 267
12/7/05 at 6:41pm
Lets see a 3dmark results screen or a comparison url!
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post #48 of 267
12/7/05 at 7:35pm
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post #49 of 267
12/7/05 at 7:41pm
Got 7322 for mine. I am at 440/1200. I am very, VERY happy...
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post #50 of 267
12/9/05 at 2:42am

7782... yeah

check it~
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post #51 of 267
12/9/05 at 3:12am
I got only 7000 at 450/1200 but for now I only have a 1.73 cpu. I am about to get a 1.7 and mod it to 2.26 and I hope to get around 7,600 because I know my card has more left in her.


On a side note................ I wonder why the mobile 7800GTX scores so much less than the desktop version even when overclocked to the standard speed in which the desktop versions run? How many pipe lines does the mobile version have? I suspect it is lacking the full amount of pipelines.
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post #52 of 267
12/9/05 at 3:35am
prostreet, the mobile has 24 pipelines just like the desktop version. if i were to guess as to the performance difference... i would say the difference in stock clocks between the mobile and desktop... which would be due to the lack of cooling in the laptop compared to a desktop. a thin layer of goo can't make up for a real heatsink/fan combo sitting on the gpu and memory.
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post #53 of 267
12/9/05 at 3:42am
its just the CPU differences. at 1024x768, 3dmark05 is cpu limited. desktop cpus are going to be much faster than anything for notebooks, and desktop ram is also going to be better. these things will have a much larger effect on the performance than just clockspeeds.

however, when yourea gaming at 1920x1200, there wont be much differnce between a desktop and a notebook. and honestly, before you start complaining about your 3dmark scores, consider that you only had to pay 280 dollars for it, and that you can play every single game out right now at pretty much maxed settings.
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post #54 of 267
12/9/05 at 3:51am
My Results:
~8000 Pts in 3Dmark 2005
with a 7800 go: overclocked to 480 / 1250
2,4Ghz P-M (pin-oc 1,8GHz)
Unfortunately I cannot show you the results - the project was somewhere stored on Futuremark... but now I do not find it any more... :-(
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post #55 of 267
12/9/05 at 3:54am
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Originally Posted by Stichl
My Results:
~8000 Pts in 3Dmark 2005
with a 7800 go: overclocked to 480 / 1250
2,4Ghz P-M (pin-oc 1,8GHz)
Unfortunately I cannot show you the results - the project was somewhere stored on Futuremark... but now I do not find it any more... :-(

run it again and take a screenshot.
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post #56 of 267
12/9/05 at 2:57pm
There is the result again:

http://service.futuremark.com/servle...jectId=1538813

8007 3DMark2005

Juergen
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post #57 of 267
12/9/05 at 3:21pm
Post the compare url, we cant view the one from your profile, but very nice screen shot. 2.4GHz seems to be the ticket, you definitely need some CPU horsepower to get 8000.
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post #58 of 267
12/9/05 at 3:33pm
He can't post a compare URL, Futuremark doesn't see the 7800 GTX Go as a valid video card yet, i have a trouble ticket filed with them and they're supposed to update their card database, but that could take awhile.
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post #59 of 267
12/9/05 at 7:32pm
I get 6717marks on Dells drivers with no overclocking
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post #60 of 267
12/9/05 at 7:34pm
good to hear people are having success with the 1.8 pin-mod, i just might try it, i'm worried it won't work though and that a 1.7, 1.6 would be the safe route.
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