Submission Details
ObscureParadox@3XS`s 3DMark03 score - Extreme League
4589 marks with Intel GMA 3100 (G31, G33, Q35, Q33) at MHz
Ranking position
n/a
Global 1x GPU rank:
1st
GMA 3100 (G31, G33, Q35, Q33) rank:
1st out of 118
Points earned for overclocker league
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Global Points
Not ObscureParadox@3XS's best submission
0.0 Points
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Hardware Points
1st using GMA 3100 (G31, G33, Q35, Q33)
62.0 Points
Points earned for team league
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Global Team Power Points (GTPP) Not Team MLG's best submission
0.0 Points
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Hardware Team Power Points (HTPP) 1st in team using GMA 3100 (G31
41.0 Points
Hardware details
CPU details
- Model: Intel Core 2 Duo E8500 'Wolfdale-6M'
- Cooling: AIO Water
- Cores: 4,754MHz(+50.11%)
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Memory details
VGA details
- Model: GMA 3100 (G31, G33, Q35, Q33) (Bearlake) Intel
- Cooling: Air (Stock)
- Speed: 400MHz / 0MHz (Stock)
Mainboard details
- Manufacturer: GIGABYTE
- Model: GA-G33-DS3R
- Cooling: Air (Stock)
- Chipset: G33
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Recent Comments
ObscureParadox@3XS commented on his own score:
Ran out of time to run 01 and Aqua
unityofsaints says:
Interesting. Is the iGPU overclockable at all or is it all in CPU/mem?
ObscureParadox@3XS says:
All CPU and Mem mate, even then it's not straight forward ???
moi_kot_lybit_moloko says:
strong!
yosarianilives says:
Gpu is overclockable but it's weird. Basically stock the gpu always runs at a certain frequency, I think 400 mhz, no matter the cpu you put in. What it does is has a divider or multi which is selected by the stock FSb, so lower stock FSb means higher multi. It then increases with FSb, although no sensor shows that. There is also no way to set this multi aside from changing the cpu or perhaps doing a bsel mod. Memory also has a huge impact on score, especially mhz because most boards give you extremely limited timing controls.
But anyways this way that it scales with FSb despite no reading showing it would be why cpu oc seems to increase score a lot. I had to read through documentation from Intel with the help of mickulty to figure out how clocks work for Gma.
ObscureParadox@3XS says:
I've tested the theory that's it's a multi based off stock FSB with both a 200 and 133 FSB chip and it's 100% not based off that. Besides you need the core clock speed to go along with the FSB and ram speed here. This wasn't an easy win but I think I could go a lot further with a better board, this was the absolute limit of the board.
Or at least if its initially based off that the a 400FSB E2180 was a lot lot slower than a 400FSB E8500 at the same ram and CPU multiplier
Noxinite says:
I also saw no divider changes in perf.
gtxx58 says:
And i need to rebench ? Nice take down!
yosarianilives says:
Interesting as I have seen it where lower chips can't push FSb as hard but score is almost the same until mem goes higher with higher FSb.
TerraRaptor says:
There was a tool named GMAbooster that was able to control/monitor "multi" of iGPU (not sure if it applies to g31). Actually, the clock should be locked with desktop chipsets and is independent of FSB. The boost we get with cpu clock is probably because some of the 3D functions are done through software path (like software vertext shaders in earlier GMA generations).
I was benching 945g+fatbodies recently, chipset is extremely sensitive to voltage and doesn't allow tight timings though mem itself is capable of tight timings if I use external VGA. Sadly, 2.5v vNB was too hot to get golds so I gave up.
yosarianilives says:
That Gma booster tool basically set mobile chipset to run at desktop clocks, it essentially just set a register. Mobile was at like 200 mhz so boosted it to 400 mhz
Noxinite says:
Yes, GMABooster did nothing for me on desktop.
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