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Hi all i am running a Q6600 at 3Ghz, two 8800GT in SLI on a P7N diamond motherboard with OCZ nvidia sli memory running at 4-4-4-15 and have just scored 20009 on 3Dmark05. Does that seem ok?
 
is probably about right but I personally wouldn't be happy with it i'd want more :)

are the graphics cards clocked, can u get the quad/memory clocked anymore? slacker timings and more MHz is usually better for FPS in my experience, i have a single GT and it scores 23500 using my 24/7, gaming settings.
 
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personally woudl expect higher than that.

I got 10k (plus some change) with a E6400 (unclocked) and a 8800GT.

seen plenty of people getting 16k plus on un OCed quads and the 8000 GT

so OCed to 3ghz and 2 8800s I personaly would have though at least 30k

but that is pure (informed) conjecture
 
the 8800gt's are the BFG oc1 but i have not overclocked them myself. I have had problems with the sli and dont see much performance increase between running one card and two which i need to try and sort out. The memory i have just installed today and need to have a tweak with it. What would you recommend the memory timings to be?
 
Just looked at other people results on the futuremark site and the top score is 19956 with the same cpu at the same speed and two 8800gt in sli.
 
personally woudl expect higher than that.

I got 10k (plus some change) with a E6400 (unclocked) and a 8800GT.

seen plenty of people getting 16k plus on un OCed quads and the 8000 GT

so OCed to 3ghz and 2 8800s I personaly would have though at least 30k

but that is pure (informed) conjecture

20000pts is about right for the system in question. The second 8800 won't yield as much extra performance in 3DMark05 as it doesn't favour multi-GPU setups as highly as 3DMark03 and 3DMark Vantage.
 
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