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harrack52 · 04-09-2006, 05:30 AM

Try Catalyst or Omega 3.xx. Uninstall using Driver Cleaner method. Also make sure you're running 3dmark with default settings, and that you also have default settings enabled in your cp/ccc. 16x12 6xAA will kill that card

I understand the card is old B, but the fact is the fillrate is pretty low indeed. I used to get a little over 2000 with my 9800 Pro, and the 9600 has half the pipelines, so divide that numebr by 2 and that should be around what he should get. If the number was around 800, I'd say it's fine, but 400 ?

At this point I'd try a known working 9600 pro in that board, or the same 9600 pro in a known working board.

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harrack52 Supreme Geek Join Date: Jan 2003 Age: 27 Posts: 1,638 Times Helpful: 16 My Mood: Sick Status: Offline My Computer	Try Catalyst or Omega 3.xx. Uninstall using Driver Cleaner method. Also make sure you're running 3dmark with default settings, and that you also have default settings enabled in your cp/ccc. 16x12 6xAA will kill that card I understand the card is old B, but the fact is the fillrate is pretty low indeed. I used to get a little over 2000 with my 9800 Pro, and the 9600 has half the pipelines, so divide that numebr by 2 and that should be around what he should get. If the number was around 800, I'd say it's fine, but 400 ? At this point I'd try a known working 9600 pro in that board, or the same 9600 pro in a known working board.