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Old 02-13-03, 09:13 PM Thread Starter   #1
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Low Sandra Multimedia 8k3a+


Why am I getting such a low Integer score compared with Sandra's default 2800+. I'm running a 1700+ Tbred B at 185*12=2220 100% prime stable. Any info would be appreciated.


Also what Bios would you recomend I was using the latest Official bios then switched to 2815 to see if that was my problem but it solved nothing and added a hint of instability.

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8k3a+ Via 4in1 v4.43
AMD 2220Mhz
512MB Samsung PC2700
Geforce4 Ti4200 Det. 42.30whql
that should be all that matters

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Old 02-15-03, 07:06 PM   #2
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your result likes about right. Sandra gives lower integer scores compared to there reference cpu numbers . I get 12526/13357
@2250mhz that still doesnt beat their 2600+ reference in integers, but its faster at floating point. So I wouldnt worry about. Just look at your floating point score its beating the 2600+
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Some back ground apps might be using some CPU cycles. I notice I get lower scores with F@H running, and disabling Antivirus gives another 5-10 points.

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I agree with Gremlin, sandra's referance numbers for anything are always off. Your better off to log your own scores and go against those.

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Old 02-16-03, 08:00 PM   #5
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It makes me wonder how the guys @ Sandra get their referance numbers, their bs.
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