You should have been clearer.
Also, how the hell will it make your PC better? It’s stressing it, not making it run smoother. As far as I can tell, the only difference is that you pay for pro, I guess it might give you a more detailed analysis, if that’s what you want.
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I had 17900 marks, but for some reason it said I have an intel core duo mobile.
What the fudge? I have an i7!
EDIT:
Hmm, did work this time. Got 17600 marks this time for some reason.
Lucky! It doesn’t even recognize my OS. I guess feels looking for stuff in my computer is akin to wading through diseased horse shit without waders. 
Fucking Antivirus uses 98% of my CPU…
I got 80 marks!:’(
Uhhhh… this thread has been dead for months now
get XFX 8800 GT 512 mb and 256 bit and enjoy any game no need buy any bizzar video card like gf 2xxx cause they all are Useless unless you have huge Monitor and Love Full HD …
Why the hell would you buy an 8800gt if you can get a faster 5770 for a lower price?
All this, and I just stopped using an old Geforce 5200…
Did you run this?
https://www.ngohq.com/news/16861-directcompute-benchmark-0-35-a.html
that is an old screenshot of the previous version of this benchmark tool.
My latest benchmark using current 0.35 is: D11369
No OpenCL drivers installed so I couldn’t do that one.
I have a website to help you guys get all this video card confusion sorted out.
https://www.gpureview.com/show_cards.php?card1=544&card2=388
The model number of the card really doesn’t mean crap. Many recently made cards like the nVidia 9400 GT PCIe are no better than this 3 year old nVidia 8400gs 512mb PCI (yes… PCI, not PCI-Express) card I have laying around in an old P4 desktop. Actually, the far older 8400gs has TWICE the texture fill rate as well as raw calculations. Oddly enough, both cards have identical shaders, texture units, and raster operations. Memory, CPU clock speed, and shader clocks are identical.
https://www.gpureview.com/show_cards.php?card1=576&card2=578
Long story short, the 9400 GT is the same GPU design made at a cheaper to manufacture die process. It’s all about deceptive marketing.
https://www.gpureview.com/show_cards.php?card1=576&card2=617
If you go with an ATi card, make sure you get something faster than an HD4650 if you want it to outperform the “old school” nVidia 8800GT.
https://www.gpureview.com/show_cards.php?card1=544&card2=580
How strange. My GTX 285 only gets D11038
WTF?? That VirtualMark test doesn’t work on either of my desktop or my notebook. Both are running Windows 7 Ultimate x64, so I think that could be an issue.
Anyways, it’s not my Dell XPS m1530 notebook nor is anything wrong with my gaming computer.
Here are the specs:
Intel Q6600 G0 Quad @ 3.6ghz
EVGA 780i SLI FTW
EVGA GTX 285 FTW 1gb (730core/1375mem/1590shaders)
EVGA 8800 GTS 640mb (for Physx)
8gb Corsair Dominator DDR2-1066mhz (4x2048)
2x Western Digital 74gb 16mb “Raptor” 10k SATA RAID-0
2x WD 16mb 640gb SATA2 RAID-1
Sound Blaster X-FI Platinum
Coolermaster Stacker 830 w/more than enough cooling
PC Power & Cooling 750w Silencer SLI
2x Plextor DVD-RW SATA
Windows 7 Ultimate x64
I’m not overly impressed with my scores either. I find this test a little odd considering the websites screenshot of an ATi HD5700 in the sytem and it somehow gets 4x my score on OpenCL, which is 70,866 vs the websites score of 253,928.
From every review I’ve seen, the HD 5700’s performance is roughly HALF that of the GTX 285.
I’m not overly impressed with my scores either. I find this test a little odd considering the websites screenshot of an ATi HD5700 in the sytem and it somehow gets 4x my score on OpenCL, which is 70,866 vs the websites score of 253,928.
From every review I’ve seen, the HD 5700’s performance is roughly HALF that of the GTX 285.
The 5700 is a mainstream video card with DX11, thus why it is vastly cheaper than the GTX285 and is vastly outpreformed by it. GTX285 would equal a 5830 in performance (minus the DX11 features) if ATi releases that. Also i believe ur the first i’ve to do a triple post and repost the exact same shit…dumbass.
Bold: Agreed
The rest: He was pointing out that in the picture on the download page for the utility, the 5700 card had vastly higher scores than either of our GTX 285 cards.
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