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The difference motherboard drivers make...

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timmyqwest said:


That is not your drivers giving you that big difference. Your low score is with your system clocked at 1830MHz and a FSB of 166MHZ...Your high score is with your system clocked at 2205MHz and a FSB of 219MHz. You really should be careful about what you post because now people are gonna want your "magic" drivers when it was for the most part higher overclocking that got you the higher score.

Hammer
 
Good point, and good eye. I didn't even look at that.

Its not nice to us to trick us like that.
 
Re: Re: The difference motherboard drivers make...

the hammer said:



That is not your drivers giving you that big difference. Your low score is with your system clocked at 1830MHz and a FSB of 166MHZ...Your high score is with your system clocked at 2205MHz and a FSB of 219MHz. You really should be careful about what you post because now people are gonna want your "magic" drivers when it was for the most part higher overclocking that got you the higher score.

Hammer


LOL, ok smarty pants...

my stock http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k1=6388332

my overclocked before i installed the drivers http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k1=6394611

and then after talking with a friend about this

http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k1=6398347

i think the big difference is the fact that before my agp rate was 1x and after i downloaded the (current) nforce 2 drivers from nvidia.com it was at 4x

i had many more benches around 9500 but i deleted them all after i reached my current high

**edit**

I hadnt actually installed any drivers before, i thought windows would do it automaticlly, i guess they did...but they were generic drivers i'm assuming
 
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