Cinebench R10 M6400/M4400/M2400

after comparing the thread results with mine - what setttnings did you guys use to get a score above 6 or even 7 thousand on the fx770m ?

my result pretty much stays stable arround 4.7 - 5.2k
or is the result 64/32 bit related?

 

Slightly off topic I know.. but what would the new macbook pro's get (2.8Ghz) in Cinebench do you think?

Does anyone have one of the new unibody mac's they could test it with please?


Regards,
Simon

 

@Gordon

Overclocking mate...overclocking

 

ok, i'm a totally newbie with overclocking can you guys explain what did you use to overclock and a method. i tried rivatuner on my desktop but it kinda ruined before i did anything

sorry i read this topic soon after posting this
http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=219954&highlight=overclocking+guide

is that basically what you guys do?

 

@lptp

what values did you use? i tried overclocking the gpu though the result didn't change alot.
(using ntunes)

 

Are you guy's talking about cinebench score's or 3dmark score's?

Gordon,use nvidia tools,and allow the tool to find the "optimum" frequency.

http://www.nvidia.com/object/nvidia_system_tools_6.02.html

Make sure you uninstall ntune first.

I didn't overclock my GPU for the cinebench test,mmm,its gone anyway.....wonder what happened there


@reksveks......most of us used nvidia tools,I find rivatuner a bit harder to use.

 

sry, my fault. i was using those nvida tools

wrong name in my old brain... thpigh i haven't found the option to find the optimal settings yet (and the opengl test gave pretty much the same result)

 

I overclocked about 300 MHz on all 3 sliders, cinebench went up 20 points lol. Not worth it, it's more CPU I'm guessing.

And RIVATUNER doesn't allow this card to be overclocked =/.

 

Yeah,it definitely doesn't stretch the graphics system,as is shown by the similar M6400 scores.

Its good that I didn't try with rivatuner as I probably would have wasted a lot of time thinking it was me who couldn't work it out.