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  • Very Low Q6600 Score

    Hi,

    Anyone know why this Score for the processor is so low?

    ECS Elitegroup P4M900TM2 Motherboad
    Q6600
    2GB DDR2 667MHz Kingston RAM
    500GB SAMSUNG HDD
    XFX 9600GT 512MB DDR3

    Win XP Home 32Bit, Freshly Built, all drivers installed, no crap installed!

    Overall Score 627

    CPU: 775 (should be more like 2400 ish??)
    RAM: 593
    2D: 570
    3D: 850
    CD: 180
    HDD: 540

    Tried it on Windows Vista 64bit with similar results, but Vista gives it a score of 5.9 which is the highest available?

    Everything else seems normal, anyone got any ideas?

  • #2
    Check you are using the latest version of PerformanceTest and the number of processed in the Edit / Preferences window is at least 4 (to match your quad core CPU).

    If you are using Windows 64bit make sure you download the native 64bit version of PerformanceTest.

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    • #3
      Very Low Q6600 Score

      Hi there!

      I seem to be having the same problem. Here's my PC specs:

      C2Q Q6600 (o/c to 3.0GHz) with Zalman CNPS8700LED CPU cooler
      ASUS P5K (Latest BIOS 1103)
      4 x 1GB DDR2 667MHz Kingston RAM
      500GB SAMSUNG HDD SATAII
      ASUS EN9800GTX+ 512MB DDR3
      OS: MS Windows Vista 32-bit (SP1)
      PSU: 450W true power + 250W true power dedicated for VGA card

      Overall Score: 899

      Anybody can suggest why the reading is low? What would be the acceptable reading for this specs?

      All help appreciated!

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      • #4
        I seem to be having the same problem
        You didn't post the CPU figure, so it is hard to say if the issue is the same, or even if there really is an issue. 899 as an overall score isn't all that bad.

        If the issue is the same, the my initial advice would also be the same (see my previous post).

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        • #5
          Sorry, here's the info (C2Q overclocked to 2.9GHz):

          CPU Mark: 1693.7
          2D Graphics: 293.2
          Memory Mark: 692.1
          Disk Mark: 541.9
          CD Mark: 597.0
          3D Graphics: 1031.0

          How are these readings? Is it fair to say that this is the most I can get out of my PC investment.

          Your kind advice is much appreciated and most welcomed.

          Thank you,

          nismailm



          p/s: Just to note also that before I upgraded my CPU from C2D E6420 2.13GHz to the new C2Q Q6600 2.4GHz. the overall reading was 750+ with the following details (C2D overclocked to 2.4GHz):

          CPU Mark: 1331.5
          2D Graphics: 321.0
          Memory Mark: 542.7
          Disk Mark: 522.1
          CD Mark: 289.5
          3D Graphics: 783.6
          Last edited by nismailm; Oct-09-2008, 03:49 PM.

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          • #6
            The CPU score should be higher. If you have upgraded the CPU from 2 core to 4 core, then check you are using the latest version of PerformanceTest and check the number of processed in the Edit / Preferences window is at least 4 (to match your quad core CPU).

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            • #7
              Hello im also getting low cpu scores.I have an E7200 with Gigabyte GA-73VM-S2 motherboard.It is FSB pin modded to boot at 333mhz fsb so 3.16ghz vcore is 1.23v.I can rune prime95 for hours,no stability problems etc But in passmark i only score 900 points.Its the newest version and i tried changing processes,did not effect score by much. im always about 900 to 950.What could be the problem?

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              • #8
                The average CPU rating for an E7200 @ 2.53GHz is 1604. So your score is low.
                http://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu_look...00+%40+2.53GHz

                I would check that the number of processors in Edit-Preferences was set to 2.

                The FSB speed for the stock E7200 is 1066MHz. If you have dropped this to 333MHz with a hardware mod, then maybe you have introduced a performance bottleneck on the FSB. I would try a higher FSB speed (with other settings adjusted accordingly).


                Regards,
                Ian

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                • #9
                  Sorry i dont quite understand,i used the mod so at bios instead of booting at 266mhz 9.5X multiplier it booted at 333mhz 9.5X multiplier.This means it was easy to get to 400mhz ie 3.8ghz.Right now its stable at that after running prime 95,but my cpu still only scores 1070.

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                  • #10
                    You said you changed the FSB to 333MHz, when you really increased it from 1066MHz to 1333MHz.

                    Did you check the number of processes is set to 2?

                    Please post your CPU scores and lets see if any one score is very low.

                    Ian

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                    • #11
                      ..passmark i only score 900 points
                      Also can you clarify if this was the CPU Mark result or the overall PassMark result?

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                      • #12
                        hey
                        i have a similar thing
                        my pt results around 710
                        now onto the speks
                        9800gtx+
                        Q6600 stock
                        asus P5N-D
                        4gb 800mhz dominator
                        dx10
                        500 + 320gb hdd
                        dvd drive i know due to fault is loosing around 50 points
                        but whats wrong ? ime running pt 6.0

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                        • #13
                          See the comments above.
                          - Check the number of processes in the preferences window
                          - Get the current software (V6.0 is now old)
                          - And post all of your results, not just one number, if you want any hope of getting sensible feedback

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                          • #14
                            i have put results i did with my q6600 using peformance test vista64 running 3.2 score was 1494.4

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by passmark View Post
                              See the comments above.
                              - Check the number of processes in the preferences window
                              - Get the current software (V6.0 is now old)
                              - And post all of your results, not just one number, if you want any hope of getting sensible feedback
                              sorry for long time reply
                              after looking at what you said i realised that the preferences were at one.
                              ime now getting around 1302.7 now is that a good score ?
                              Marks:
                              cpu: 2810.5
                              2d graphics : 847.7
                              memory : 654.4
                              disc mark :640
                              cd: 469.5 ..... i know its crap its dieying on me =(
                              3d graphics : 1142.6
                              passmark 1302.7

                              is this good ?

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