benchmarking my rig

I just recently finished building my latest computer. The specs are in
my sig. Don't pay any attention to my out dated video cards. As soon as
I have the financial means They are going to be replaced. Anyway, What
I am looking for is a good 64 bit benchmarking application to get some
good numbers on my hardware. It isn't that I can't find them on my own,
but rather I am looking for some word of mouth info before I put my
money down. I am rather skeptical of advertisements ( go figure LOL).


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rdsii64

Coolermaster Cosmos 1000 case, silverstone 1000 watt power supply, evga
780i main board, Intel Q9450 processor, 4 gigs Corsair DDR2 800
two Nvidia 7600 GT's (saving to replace)
Vista X64 SP1

Get Crysis benchmark from here ( http://www.hocbench.com/crysis.php ) or
somewhere else.

However, since I do not see the required 3 x VelociRaptors in Raid0, sound
card?, you're probably good to run 64 bit Pacman on medium video settings

Michael

"rdsii64" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> I just recently finished building my latest computer. The specs are in
> my sig. Don't pay any attention to my out dated video cards. As soon as
> I have the financial means They are going to be replaced. Anyway, What
> I am looking for is a good 64 bit benchmarking application to get some
> good numbers on my hardware. It isn't that I can't find them on my own,
> but rather I am looking for some word of mouth info before I put my
> money down. I am rather skeptical of advertisements ( go figure LOL).
>
>
> --
> rdsii64
>
> Coolermaster Cosmos 1000 case, silverstone 1000 watt power supply, evga
> 780i main board, Intel Q9450 processor, 4 gigs Corsair DDR2 800
> two Nvidia 7600 GT's (saving to replace)
> Vista X64 SP1

"rdsii64" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> I just recently finished building my latest computer. The specs are in
> my sig. Don't pay any attention to my out dated video cards. As soon as
> I have the financial means They are going to be replaced. Anyway, What
> I am looking for is a good 64 bit benchmarking application to get some
> good numbers on my hardware. It isn't that I can't find them on my own,
> but rather I am looking for some word of mouth info before I put my
> money down. I am rather skeptical of advertisements ( go figure LOL).


What's wrong with PCMark? They have lots of users, so you can compare with
other similar systems to see how your overclocking compares. It runs on
64-bit as well, of course.

http://www.futuremark.com/products/pcmarkvantage/

ss.