what every one is forgetting is that you have the 9600 SE.
its a slow card SE is kinda a crippeled card. pipe lines or somthing like
that i forget, may be 64 bit or somthing like that.
the 9500 pro is a much faster card. if its no problem to return the 9600se
and get the 9500pro do it.
your only option is to overclock it or use some hacked bios to try to get it
to go faster. "waste of time if you ask me"
haveing you mem set at the same speed as the cpu is a damn good idea. but
its not going to preform magic and make the 9600se scream.
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"KB" <> wrote in message
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> Are you overclocking?
> If not have you got it running at 166MHz instead of what it should be?
> Fsb for that CPU is not 166MHz
> it's 133 so the actual fsb will be 266 and not 333
> "the pharmacist" <> wrote in message
> news:PY0%b.115$jg7.69@newsfe1-win...
> > Graphics card: powercolor Radeon 9600SE, 128MB DDR
> > Motherboard: asus a7N8x deluxe
> > cpu: athlon xp 2000+
> > memory: single channel 512MB PC3200 at 166MHZ
> > hard disks: 60mb + 80MB both 7200rpm
> > Windoze XP Pro SP1
> >
> > This is a new board, I replaced an Asus A7133 with 256MB PC133 memory.
> >
> > However with the new setup my 3DMark03 score only increased from 1670 to
> > 1707 an increase of 2%.
> > Have I set it up incorrectly?
> > I'm considering replacing the 9600SE with an ATI Radeon 9500PRO 128MB,
> from
> > Tom's benmarking this has far higher scores.
> >
> > Any ideas?
> > If I need to post more info please ask.
> >
> > Thanks very much
> >
> > Jim
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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