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very poor performance inno3d 8800gt

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Hi there, i recived my inno3d 8800gt today but having some problems with it, i installed it and naturally used the latest drivers 169.04 and gave 3dmark a whirl and it maxed out at 5-8fps (3dmark 06) see results below, i tried the drivers on cd after seeing this fella with some similar problems and it runs much better :confused:, scores still seem on the low side to me. I did a complete format and installed vista 32 all updates and drivers and still exact same problems, 169.04 gives ~ 1000 3dmarks and 167.26 gives ~7500, i was expecting in the region of 10000 tbh.

I tired 3dmark 2001 and 169s give 10k marks and 167s give 39k

system is of the following spec

E6300 @ 3.0GHz (6 x 500) (7 x 500 most of the time)
Asus Maximus Formula (602 bios)
crucial ballistix @ 500MHz
Antec Quattro 850w psu

im a bit puzzled, and will try the card in another system tomorrow / later
its not only 3dmark thats causing the problems its other stuff like 3d screensavers, 25-30fps with 169.04 and 120-130fps with 167.26

any ideas?

i was going to try windows xp later to see how that fairs

(temps are around 62 degrees idle)

(control panel settings i double checked and set them performance settings)

169.04's
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167.26's
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Mine hits 8200 but my cpu is clocked 1ghz lower than yours and is a E2140, yet in games like the Crysis demo i see very noticable improovmant ie much smoother and 10fps more.
 
you not tried 169.01 or 169.02? i was originally using 163.69 and found the difference very slight going from a gts to the gt, until i used those drivers. that said, crysis in dx9 runs like a bag of spanners yet in dx10 it eats it all up nicely. for the record im getting 11300 in 06 via vista32
 
6 x 500?!? For *oi langauge!* and giggles try 7x 400 and put your v core up a bit.
 
6 x 500?!? For *oi langauge!* and giggles try 7x 400 and put your v core up a bit.

3GHz is better than 2.8GHz last time i checked
besides it does 3500MHz (500x 7)

anyways it looks like its Asus board / drivers / bios related

i tried it in a cheap 965 board at stock cpu with the 169.04's

heres the result, im pleased in a way

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I have an Inno3D too mate , i ran driver cleaner (ati & nvidia) in safe mode then installed 169.04's

Hope you havent got a duff card mate.
 
Different CPU that time? Also clocked at 1.1ghz, you still have that option turned on to save power i'm guessing.
 

hmm, in the other system i did try another psu (shuttle 400w) psu and it was running smooth as silk and e4300 @ stock 200 x 9 (1800MHz) scored 7500Marks, could be a combination of things, pci-e 2.0 and the antec causing the problems, but it still doesnt explain why the inno drivers are working much better than the rest of the drivers. Guess i can try the other psu in this system or run it via the molex.

Also I am not getting no driver error or sentinal message

i tried all the bios revisions in the meantime

401
505
602

and still same issues

i'll try the shuttle psu in here and try again, thanks for your help guys.
 
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also on another note, i installed rivartuner and can not get the new overclocked values to stick, it always reverts to defaults when i click apply :confused:

gpu-z has never shown the clocked values
 
Possible for a faulty 8800GT or a PSU. More likley the card as GPU-Z wont read clock values and PSU maybe because it won't stick to new values..?
 
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