Low fill rate score

Thanks for your help in advance.

I seem to be getting unusually low fill rates for multi-texture? Any ideas why?

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System Configuration

 
General Information 
Operating System Microsoft Windows XP 
 
DirectX Version 9.0c 
 
Mobo Manufacturer Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd. 
 
Mobo Model 8IHXP 
 
AGP Rates (Current/Available) 4x / 1x, 2x, 4x 
 
CPU Intel Pentium 4 2380 MHz 
 
FSB 140 MHz 
 
Memory 512 MB 
 

 
Display Information 
Graphics Chipset NVIDIA GeForce4 Ti 4600 
 
Driver Name NVIDIA GeForce4 Ti 4400 
 
Driver Version 7.6.5.0 
 
Driver Status Non WHQL - Not FM Approved 
 
Video Memory 128 MB 
 
Core Clock 275 MHz 
 
Memory Clock 554 MHz 
 

 
Sound Information 
Sound Adapter Driver Name SB Audigy Audio [B000] 
 
Sound Adapter Driver Version 5.12.2.443 
 

 
Benchmark Settings 
Program Version 3DMark03 Revision 6 Build 0 
 
Resolution 1024x768@32 bit 
 
Texture Filtering Optimal 
 
Pixel Processing / Antialiasing None 
 
Post Processing false 
 
Vertex Shaders Optimal 
 


Main Test Results
3DMark Score 1371 3DMarks 
 
CPU Score 530 CPUMarks 
 


Detailed Test Results

 
Game Tests 
GT1 - Wings of Fury 90.8 fps 
 
GT2 - Battle of Proxycon 8.7 fps 
 
GT3 - Troll's Lair 8.3 fps 
 
GT4 - Mother Nature Not Supported 
 

 
CPU Tests 
CPU Test 1 54.5 fps 
 
CPU Test 2 10.2 fps 
 

 
Feature Tests 
Fill Rate (Single-Texturing) 686.9 MTexels/s 
 
Fill Rate (Multi-Texturing) 680.3 MTexels/s 
 
Vertex Shader 7.6 fps 
 
Pixel Shader 2.0 Not Supported 
 
Ragtroll 5.1 fps 
 

 
Sound Tests 
No sounds 49.5 fps 
 
24 sounds 43.8 fps 
 
60 sounds 37.5 fps 

 

I wouldn't really expect much of of such an old card.

 

True, but doesn't it seem odd that Fill Rate (Single-Texturing) approx. equals Fill Rate (Multi-Texturing)? Looking at other people's similar specs, they seem to be getting a much higher Fill Rate (Multi-Texturing).

I've fooled around with AGP Aperture to no avail.

 

Seems like many people have much newer cards such as the nvidia 6 series and ati 8 series.
Im not very shure about this and i can say is that im guessing its because its a card thats 4-5 years old...

 

Being old doesn't reduce it's fillrate ability overtime automagically, it'll always have the same fillrate ability in any fillrate test, those fillrate numbers are like GF4MX levels. Anyways it could be just a bug with 05 and your current driver version, I found that happened with 3dmark03 sometimes on my cards. Try using 01 or 03 and see if you get the same results.