CPU score is displayed as GPU score in new GUI ?

CPU score is displayed as GPU score in new GUI ?

 

He's right...

 

Vin

Icke&Er of my team reported another bug. He first used his nickname "Icke&Er" as windows username but then he was not able to run the wrapper. Using a different name like "bencher" it worked and the wrapper would run. Could the problem be the "&"?

I checked infinity and it seems that the wrapper is automatically enabeling all cores in xp32. I used to have to enable all core myself but it was already done. Weird though my GTX580 is running slow as snails. All other cards run fine.

 

Edit: I tried it on Vista 32 and i had to enable all cores manually and the GTX580 ran 100% better. So i am guessing that even though Task Manager is showing all cores enabled in WinXP32 they are not. How do i get all cores enabled now? loool THis is weird.

Edited December 31, 201113 yr by [GF]Duke

Is this utility now required for an official score? Or can I still use the old way till some date?

 

@Duke, for 500 series cards in xp you need a tweak in nvinspector. It involves dx9 compatability

Getting this error now when submitting

What if you try with Firefox or Chrome?

IDk i'll give that a try. But IE worked for me earlier this am when i benched a 8800gts in xp32.

 

http://www.hwbot.org/submission/2236483_gfduke_aquamark_geforce_8800_gts_320_mb_345337_marks

 

Edit: Google Chrome worked.

Edited December 31, 201113 yr by [GF]Duke

.net 4.0 makes my system (XP 32) CRAWL on startup.... ~ 30 seconds of thinking before a program will finish opening

 

Will try .net 3.5 and hope it's snappier.

why does your sig makes you sound smarter? lol

.net 4.0 makes my system (XP 32) CRAWL on startup.... ~ 30 seconds of thinking before a program will finish opening

 

Will try .net 3.5 and hope it's snappier.

 

Hey Kenny

I had the same problem like you but after like 20 startups the problem was gone out of nowhere Hope same goes for you!

why does your sig makes you sound smarter? lol

 

It's the HondaCity effect.... EVERYTHING sounds smarter

 

 

Hey Kenny

I had the same problem like you but after like 20 startups the problem was gone out of nowhere Hope same goes for you!

 

 

Heh.... I do not have 20 startups of patience I have a fresh system with .net 3.5. I will see how it behaves before I throw it out the window

regarding slow bootup - I think it's due to some framework scheduler sitting in the background, you can disable it if you have the patience to google

yes, we will all be having problems with antivirus on our benching OS

hahahhahahhahahha

Have been trying to get this to work for the last day and no luck probably just me lol. Installs fine click on startbenchmark - benchmark runs gives me a score - what exactly do i do next i've tried alt tabbing out back to desktop but when i do the wrapper is greyed out and does not allow me to take a screenshot. down the bottom of the wrapper it says running benchmark even when it has finished as has given me a score.

 

Ok worked it out you have to close the aquamark benchmark down then the score appears in the wrapper. I hope a readme is included in the download but other than that looks good

Edited January 3, 201213 yr by gazza30

.net 4.0 makes my system (XP 32) CRAWL on startup.... ~ 30 seconds of thinking before a program will finish opening

 

Will try .net 3.5 and hope it's snappier.

 

Found the solution for this problem

 

When .NET redistributable is installed, it compiles the high priority assemblies in 5 to 10 minutes and then waits until your computer is idle to process the low priority assemblies. The following method forces all of the remaining items to be compiled with a command called NGEN.exe. Follow these steps:

 

1) Run cmd.exe from Start > Run

 

2) Type cd\

 

3) Type cd Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727

 

4) Type NGEN executequeueditems and press Enter

 

5) It will take about 1-10minutes depending upon system speed. After the process is complete, the following prompt will appear in the command prompt

 

C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727>

 

6) Type exit to close the command prompt.

After performing these steps, your computer will boot up at usual speed.

Edited January 4, 201213 yr by der8auer

^So you only have to do this once? and then that's it?

 

Thanks for finding this

 

Vin

Yep. After installing the Netframework 4.0 the System slows down at the startup to like 2mins boot-time. After you did this once the problem is gone. Tried on two different systems

Thanks bro!!! Appreciate it

Moved into a better fitting subforum

Found the solution for this problem

 

When .NET redistributable is installed, it compiles the high priority assemblies in 5 to 10 minutes and then waits until your computer is idle to process the low priority assemblies. The following method forces all of the remaining items to be compiled with a command called NGEN.exe. Follow these steps:

 

1) Run cmd.exe from Start > Run

 

2) Type cd\

 

3) Type cd Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727

 

4) Type NGEN executequeueditems and press Enter

 

5) It will take about 1-10minutes depending upon system speed. After the process is complete, the following prompt will appear in the command prompt

 

C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727>

 

6) Type exit to close the command prompt.

After performing these steps, your computer will boot up at usual speed.

 

Ohhh thanks so much !! i have this problem in XP