Nice one. This is now a 3D Mark '11 results thread.

No DX11 support.

lol, son of a ....

Couldn't they work that out BEFORE the installation process!!? What a piece of shit.

lol, get a non pov system Mr Pink :)

After seeing trog's recent GFX card thread I thought I was alright, ahaha.

Win 7 64b, E8500, 9800GTX, 8GB RAM and dual 24" LCDs :-/ It's dated but it still runs. Ah well.

Honestly, don't think I've played a game in about six months or so now anyway.

My results worked pretty well.

SystemInfo initialization failed.

d/l now, will post results of my single 5970 @ standard clocks then o/c.

Wow I forgot all about 3dMark. The last one I used was 06.

I''ll give my pc a run when I get home tonight.

wow, that means it's been a decade since 3dmark2001.
right.

Yeah, thats not too bad a system. Its unreal how quick you can fall behind in spec.

It's mostly just peen these days though right? It's not like a decade ago where you had to completely overhaul every 2 years or you couldn't run the latest games any more.

Someone with a top of the line box from 5 years ago (GF 8800) could still run Fallout New Vegas and The Witcher without too much issue.

It's a product of the longer console life-cycle. The Xbox 360 has already now been around longer than the original Xbox's retail life, and there's very few games that are made without the consoles as the lowest common denominator. So the only games that are actually taxing on modern PCs at their max quality config always able to have some settings dialled back to a point where they'll run just fine on an older box.

A couple of the mates here have gone with SLI'd OC'c Gigabyte 460's and getting ever so slightly better scores than my stock i7 960 (3.2ghz) with a single ATI 5970

I got just over 24k in Vantage and they broke 25k.
Impressive performance for the price

my new score:
P7581 - HD5970 @ 870/1200 & 5870 @ 870/1200 - core i7 930 @ 4.05ghz - g.skill @1930 4gb - GAx58a-UD7

i added another video card there :P

I grabbed the 1.01 update but it's crashing on the second test scene (High Temple) int the demo & benchmarks.
Deep Sea runs without a hitch on a HD 6850, Intel E8400.
Doh!