A Good 3dmark06 score?

prousername32 · 11-22-08, 12:17 AM

Can someone please tell me whats a reasonable 3dmark score or what range a gaming computer should be at?

Thanks,

LilBuddy · 11-22-08, 10:32 AM

Mine is 15k on the rig in my system. Mine plays Crysis on High at about 30fps.

I think at least above 12k a gaming rig is pretty good. You get those numbers when you have a dual core or quad above 3.0ghz and a 8800GT or above or a ATI 4850 or 4870 or better.

PWatterson · 11-22-08, 12:33 PM

IMO, a good 3dmark06 score is whatever you want it to be. Today, it is easier than ever to get into the high teens (17k+, etc).

Just for reference, I get about 7200 with my three year old rig. Yet, it still plays all the games I want it to reasonably well. I really want to get into Crysis and other DX10 games, though, so that is why I am upgrading.

slb785 · 11-22-08, 03:26 PM

My rig in my signature gets 20k. Plays crysis at 1680x1050 all very high with noAA

edit: at about 40-60 fps depending on how big of an area im in

11-22-08, 12:17 AM	Thread Starter #1
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11-22-08, 10:32 AM	#2
LilBuddy Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: Irving, Tx	Mine is 15k on the rig in my system. Mine plays Crysis on High at about 30fps. I think at least above 12k a gaming rig is pretty good. You get those numbers when you have a dual core or quad above 3.0ghz and a 8800GT or above or a ATI 4850 or 4870 or better. __________________ Intel E8400 @ 4005 (445x9 @ 1.37v) - Gigabyte EP45-UD3P - 2x1gb Crucial Ballistix PC8500 - 2x36gb Raptor in RAID 0 - 640gb WD Black - EVGA 8800GT (730/1700/2060) - Antec 900 - Seasonic M12 700W AMD 3600+ Brisbane - Abit NF-M2 Nview P4 2.8C @ 3094 - ECS PT880 NEO MB - ATI 9800 Pro AMD 1700+ @ 2272 - Epox 8RGA+ AMD T-Bird 1400 @ 1650
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11-22-08, 12:33 PM	#3
PWatterson Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Annapolis, MD	IMO, a good 3dmark06 score is whatever you want it to be. Today, it is easier than ever to get into the high teens (17k+, etc). Just for reference, I get about 7200 with my three year old rig. Yet, it still plays all the games I want it to reasonably well. I really want to get into Crysis and other DX10 games, though, so that is why I am upgrading. __________________ Personal: Intel E3110 - Biostar TPower I45 - 2x2Gb Mushkin Redline - eVGA GTX260 Core 216 - WD VelociRaptor 74Gb RAID 0 - Seasonic S12II Bronze 520w - Antec Twelve Hundred Spare: AMD Opteron 165 (2601 MHz @ 1.325v x 110%) - DFI nF4 Lanparty SLI-DR - 2x1Gb OCZ Platinum - eVGA 7800gt SLI - WD 120Gb - Enermax 350w Gov't Issued Desktop: Intel E8400 - Dell Motherboard- 4Gb DDR2 - ATI Radeon HD4670 512 Mb - 320Gb Seagate Gov't Issued Netbook: Intel Atom Z520 - 1GB DDR2 - 40Gb PATA
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11-22-08, 03:26 PM	#4
slb785 Member Join Date: Apr 2008	My rig in my signature gets 20k. Plays crysis at 1680x1050 all very high with noAA edit: at about 40-60 fps depending on how big of an area im in __________________ Motherboard - EVGA 780i SLI Processor - Intel Q9550 Quad Core Work In Progress CPU Cooling - Zalman CNPS9900 Max Video - 2x EVGA GTX 260 Core 216 SLI Storage - 2x Western Digital 320GB RAID 0 Power - Rosewill Extreme 850W Memory - 8GB OCZ SLI Ready DDR2 800 5-4-4-15 Case - Sunbeam Transformer Last edited by slb785; 11-22-08 at 09:00 PM.
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