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To: goldworldnet who wrote (488)2/22/2017 11:20:11 PM
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Here are some more benchmarking results, before and after novabench. I confess to being ignorant of what most of these scores mean. I understand read/write and how much ssd improves that performance but I wasn't online when running tests and only comparing to my own z420. Where might your son's, or your best, or anyone's best desktop performance compare to these scores? No way this old refurb is that high even on consumer totem pole.

Granted, my novabench and crystaldiskmark baselines left a lot of room for improvement! ;-) That was half the point of the project but now I'm curious what the average pc score is. On this thread, site, etc. Obviously the next thing to try after installing all the ram is to test if, in fact, this video card can smoothly run four(4) monitors at once 1080 or greater. Unfortunately I only have three 24" 1920x1200 here and difficult to use all at once but I do have a spare 42" and 70" 1080 TV mostly collecting dust!



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