What are Omega drivers?
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Browse All TopicsSo I just bought myself a new ATI Radeon 9800 Pro 256Mb 256 bit interface, and while I have heard of people attaining up to 20500 on 3d mark 2001SE, i only managed a 14500. On 3d Mark 2003, I got 4929.
My current system is AMD 64 3000+, 1 gb corsair value select RAM, ASUS K8v Deluxe motherboard, w/430 watt Award PSU. Are there settings in BIOS or other possible things restricting my performance? I heard that the latest ATI drivers can sometimes do that. i have my AGP aperature size set to 256, that wasnt set before, but I dont know how much of a difference that makes. Fast write is also enabled.
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Omega drivers are the name of the drivers that are tweakerd (basically tweaked Catalyst drivers). Some people say they get better 3dmarks with them. Others say there is no difference. Worth a shot.
http://www.omegadrivers.ne
Most people with higher #'s are overclocking. Are you doing that at all? You can find some good tweaking tips here:
http://www.techspot.com/tw
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by: CallandorPosted on 2004-08-19 at 16:49:56ID: 11847434
Drivers play a very important role. You should try a different version, or even the Omega drivers. When you look at others' benchmark scores, you have to know under what conditions they did it. Numbers by themselves are not that meaningful.