Damn, mine just barely 3.0 overall.

Mine was 5.4 before (I think), but I think the timings are being affected as I overclock.

Edit... thinking on it, I have a matched pair (1 gig each) of 800mhz DDR2 corsair memory.  You guys?

Yeah.  Ram performance isnt just about how much ya got... its how it does its job.

Damn!
2.6 here, hampered by my FX5200.
I want to actually play my OWN dreams!


(Well, just wait. My Octacore is coming. Just a matter of time.)

Ok, I have a Processor AMD Athlon(tm)64x2Dual Core Processor 4.9

Memory (RAM) 2.00GB 5.6

Graphics VisionTek Radeon X1300 3.7

Gaming Graphics 1019 MB Total available graphic memory 3.6

Primary hard disk 202GB Free (223GB Total) 5.7



Vista Ultimate

Ok, Why are my numbers so low compare to all of you. Did I not purchase a good enough WHAT?? I am still learning.

Thanks

My Radeon X1300 didn't get a score that low...I got a 4.7 for Graphics and a 4.2 for Gaming Graphics...

Well that pisses me off. Because I called Dell (after) I got my computer and that was the Card that recommended. They sent me the Card and I had to take it to a Tech. here in town and he put it in for me. I had someone from Dell orginally help me put it together when I bought it but I wanted the Ulimate software (if I had to have Vista.)
So both times they didn't give me the best Video Card. (Am I rambling) I think so , it's late, but I wish I knew more, so I didn't have to relie on other people.
Oh, Well Good night......

Thanks Armbut. Yes my computer works fine. I will stop complaining. Just had a moment there.

Numbers aren't everything. Some card manufactures change things.

Score increased by turning down resolution and color settings during the rating.

CPU: 4.0
RAM: 4.5
Graphics: 2.6
Gaming: 3.0
HDD: 5.4

Score: 2.6

we are both running at 1280x800 resolution with full color detail

Curious.. what is the model CPU you are using that is 3.7 GHZ? I didnt think intel had dual core chips above say a 2.7 (or 2.x)?

Cheers

Intel Inspiron 5150 (purchased August 2003), main computer still runs like a charm thanks to my matrix fix

Intel Pentium 4 M 2.8GHz @ 908MHz (yeah, mass underclocked but no performance loss)
Toshiba 60GB 5400RPM IDE HDD
64mb nVidia GeForce FX Go5200 @ 235/470
512MB Samsung PC2700 DDR RAM

Not sure about individual scores (never checked), but overall score was 3.0 (I say was because I went back to XP after finding gaming near impossible on my machine with Vista)
BTW I get just over 3 hours gaming time on my laptop with those settings.

Believe it or not, with ngo video drivers for my card, I could actually run Aero Glass. So, those 'minimum requirements' for aero glass are... well... bullcrap

well a DX9 card is the minimum, the FX Go5200 being at the bottom of the barrel, then yes, in that sense it is the minimum.

But Vista also states the video card must have at least 128MB of RAM and the computer at least 1GB of RAM for Aero Glass. I have 64MB video and 512MB system, no registry hacks, just a driver.

For those of you thinking "musta run really crappy then, being 1/2 the minimum requirements", no, it actually ran really smooth, hence why I was hesitant to go back to Windows XP. After playing a game or two (NFS Carbon, actual races were normal speed; GTA San Andreas was just slow overall)
My only problem is that being on an Inspiron 5150, speedswitch XP is a must, or at least clocking down is. In order to get Vista's power management to work properly for the throttling, I had to go into standby and come back out, afterwards the throttling worked fine.