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Greg, RAM must be the deciding factor because a 3500+ @ 2.62GHz by itself cannot beat an FX-55 @ 2.6GHz. But, I guess your overclock to 2.712GHz took the lead.
What settings did you tweak to get 40 seconds? I thought your RAM was giving trouble...
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Thanks for cleaning that up. Anyways... a normal Athlon 64 should beat my FX-55 when at the same clock speed. The FX-55 is slightly less efficient that the other Athlon 64's, but because of it strained silicon and un-locked multi, it is much more over-clocker friendly. But, I can take it to over 2.75 with both videocards and the CPU on stock cooling!
That 40 sec... that was just a joke... to show how easy it is to manipulate screenshots. If you look closely, the CPU speed, the multi, and the FSB all have less artifacting around them, and are a slightly different color than the rest. Plus, there is no '.0' after the multi, because I was too lazy to put that in. In the DOS box, there is some slight differences between the 0's (which were really 8's).
Kahrn, your Celeron D @ stock speed was 6 seconds slower than my Athlon XP @ stock. ;) And your Celeron D overclocked @ 2.8GHz is only 3 seconds less than my Athlon XP in score. :P
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