Video Card/performance slow per Pitstop

PCPitstop reports my video performance at 57Mp/s, at about 25% of identical card, Nvidia GEForce4 MX 440 8Xagp. I have downloaded and installed the latest drivers, same results.

Any help here??

 

I have the Nvidia GeForce MX440 4x AGP Model. PCPitstop gives me a Performanc reading of 224.67MP/s (116% of 166 Similar).

I would say you do seem to have a problem.

Video Board
Performance is 224.67 MP/s (116% of 166 Similar)
My Direct X version is 4.08.01.0881
Open GL version is 4.00
Resolution is 800 x 600 pixels
Colors is 65,636
Acceleration options is Enabled

Also:
"The speed of the computer when displaying video, in millions of pixels per second (MP/s), times the number of bits per pixel (bpp) of the display configuration, to yield millions of bits/second (Mb/s).
225 MP/s x 16 bpp =3595 Mb/s

Check to see if yours is similar to any of my readings

 

Irdreed: thanks for the comeback on this. Will re-do Pitstop and post info you requested ASAP.

Thanks again,

Martin

 

Indreed: sorry to take so long with this, have another BSOD, "try another video adapter "



Latest PCPitstop video test results:

Video Resolution: 800X600 32bit

Video Score: 65.91, Bits/pixels: 32

Identical cards: (25) Video Score: 220, Bits/pixels 16

I don't see any other relevant information.

Last test last week showed video score: 59

Is there some other way to test this card?? Buddy on bbs board says card may be failing?

Any info appreciated.

Martin

 

martinr121
The latest results looked ok to me, at least I think so with that score of 220 you posted. My best was the 224 I posted earlier.

As one retiree to another One suggestion I do have though, is take your Display properties settings back to "High Color (16 Bit) ".

Hope this helps.

 

Guess I typed it wrong. My speed was 65.91. The 220 was the high speed for like cards.

Sorry for the confusion.

Thanks for the comeback.

Martin

 

martinr121
YUP!! it does sound like maybe a new card is in order. I state this only if the card is set to original specs, because that card should have better readings than what you're getting.

Good luck