It probably only recognizes stock/default cpu settings?
(I know nothing about how that whole windows scoring system works, but prolly run 3dmark again to get a more reliable bench)
The machine upgrade is a long road and this is a good base for cost vs performance vs OC potential.
Slap a 470 in it and I am sure it will destroy most games.
I think performance vs a i7 would show a gulf but for the money I've paid the AMD option was a no brainer. Less than 300 for the CPU, Mobo, RAM and hard drive.
New GFX card for Rage and that will see me for the next few years (had the last rig for 4 years unchanged
Still sees it as a 2.8ghz machine, despite another program showing it running at its true OC speed:
Where were you when the West was defeated?
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