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SISoft Sandra Standard system analysis and evaluation tool.

3dmark 2003

Everest Professional Chinese version。

Test with these few software and you're good to go!

I don't think I don't have a driver.

What kind of optimization master is used.

Of course, the following are used to measure performance.

Super PI (measuring CPU).

3DMark (graphics card).

PCMARK (system).

The versions of the latter two software have a big impact on the score.

Because the newer the version, the greater the test for the machine.

Run 3DMark03 to get 10,000 or 20,000 points.

Maybe you can only get one or two thousand points for running 3DMark05.

wenhuijun said: I can't imagine running 03 over 10,000 running 05 but 2,000? Do you use it? "

This dude doesn't seem to have run 3DMark

I don't know the depth of the 05 version.

ASUS A8N5X

Is it a SIS-based chipset?

Generally, you don't need to optimize the master to look at performance.

You run 3DMs Super Pi

Don't use the kind of test software that optimizes the master, the test is not accurate! PCMark, 3DMark, etc. should be used.

You can't just trust Windows Optimizer, it's not sacred, you should choose more professional testing software.

For example, FutureMark Home, etc.

If you want to use the test of the optimization master to make a comparison, then the two comparison schemes given by the optimization master are close, for example: the comparison scheme given by the optimization master uses the operating system of 1024*768 resolution 32-bit color depth winxp sp2. See if yours is different.

I can't imagine that the run of 03 over 10,000 is only 2,000? Do you use it?

Some netizens once said that after installing a certain master, the computer became stuck inexplicably.

Do you have any speculation about this?

In fact, if you accidentally adjust the power settings of your processor, or if the installed software adjusts the power settings incorrectly, your computer's performance can drop dramatically! And what this netizen said may also be because of this.

Let's take a look at the power settings first, starting with "Balance", which is the default setting of Windows and allows the CPU to automatically adjust the power range from 5-100%.

And the other one is "High Performance", after turning on High Performance, you will find that the performance of the hard drive has improved. In fact, the performance of the hard disk is improved after turning on high performance, mainly because of the power management of PCI Express, and the default is [maximum power saving].

But someone has done the test, and under normal circumstances, the score of the chess test is 24835.

Then set the minimum and maximum values of the processor's power management to 99%, and test again, and the score is 15333. In other words, a reduction in the power supply limit by only 1% reduces performance by 62%!

To sum up, when the minimum value of the processor power management of Windows is less than 100% and the maximum value is also less than 100%, the power management takes the base frequency of the processor as the highest frequency, and the turbo frequency of the processor cannot be used! In this regard, ordinary users can guarantee a maximum value of 100%, while users who pursue performance can choose high performance.

So how do you turn on the high-performance mode?

1. Open the Windows settings page and click [System].

2. Click [Power & Sleep] - [Other Power Settings].

3. On the Power Options page, click Create Power Plan, and then select High Performance.

If it is invalid, it is recommended to go to the official ASUS after-sales service, and the official after-sales service center of ASUS can be inquired in the following section on the homepage of the official website:

Nvidia has a technology called Optimus that switches between Intel's integrated graphics and NVIDIA's discrete graphics cards on demand. I suspect it's something wrong with his setup.

The most common way is to run scores with the help of software.

The performance of the hardware can be seen from the scores of each hardware.

The total score can show the overall situation of the whole machine.

Hello

I'll help you analyze it, personal opinion

1. P6000 @ Dual-core: Reasonable, you can cope with study, work, surfing the Internet, audio-visual, and games;

G memory: not small for 32-bit win7, easy to cope with daily use;

3. Graphics card: HD5430 is not powerful enough, playing large-scale 3D games is unbearable, and general 3D online games are not a big problem!

PS: Notebook upgrades are generally only for adding memory, but to sum up, the bottleneck of this book is the graphics card, so it is not recommended to install another memory! CPUs and graphics cards are hard to upgrade, you can search online, it's hard to buy!

Overall, it's okay, it's better to upgrade the CPU.