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September 23rd 03, 01:28 AM
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low scores 2500xp barton
My sandra scores are exactly the same as for a 2200xp which is a 1800mhz cpu
like mine. 
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September 23rd 03, 05:28 AM
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On Mon, 22 Sep 2003 20:28:21 -0400, "deasel"
wrote: My sandra scores are exactly the same as for a 2200xp which is a 1800mhz cpu like mine. I gained a fairly sizable chunk of performance by shutting down many of Win XP's unneeded services (if that's your OS). Do a google search and you'll find a handfull of guides that should help you. I bet there was about 25 or so that are started be default that aren't always needed.
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September 23rd 03, 10:38 AM
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deasel wrote:
My sandra scores are exactly the same as for a 2200xp which is a 1800mhz cpu like mine. The stock speed for the 2500+ Barton is 11x166MHz ~1833MHz. If your motherboard and RAM support it, increase the FSB to 200MHz and drop the multiplier to 9x. Then try benchmarking with SANDRA. -- Winerr 012 - Cash Underflow - Credit Card Number Will Be Assimilated
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September 24th 03, 01:51 AM
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Well it don't matter, it still should be faster per clock tick then being
exactly the same. I'm running 175fsb (max for my memory) 12x I think so it's 2.19 ghz now, but its scoring less or same as my 1700xp when I had it at the same clock. "S.Heenan" wrote in message .ca... deasel wrote: My sandra scores are exactly the same as for a 2200xp which is a 1800mhz cpu like mine. The stock speed for the 2500+ Barton is 11x166MHz ~1833MHz. If your motherboard and RAM support it, increase the FSB to 200MHz and drop the multiplier to 9x. Then try benchmarking with SANDRA. -- Winerr 012 - Cash Underflow - Credit Card Number Will Be Assimilated
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September 27th 03, 06:12 PM
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On Mon, 22 Sep 2003 20:28:21 -0400, "deasel"
wrote: My sandra scores are exactly the same as for a 2200xp which is a 1800mhz cpu like mine. I gained a fairly sizable chunk of performance by shutting down many of Win XP's unneeded services (if that's your OS). Do a google search and you'll find a handfull of guides that should help you. I bet there was about 25 or so that are started be default that aren't always needed.
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