Glitch or was it reading correctly... 4000 point loss?

[Dudenell]

So I have two scores. One from my windows vista machine then the upgrade to windows 7. The first thing I noticed was I lost 4000 points. I did a comparison and I lost on my CPU Physics Test...

I went from 150.67 Operations/s to 24.54 Operations/s

Vista score:
http://service.futuremark.com/result...&resultType=19
win7 score:
http://service.futuremark.com/result...&resultType=19

any ideas? lol

-Dan

[Jarnis]

Originally Posted by Dudenell

So I have two scores. One from my windows vista machine then the upgrade to windows 7. The first thing I noticed was I lost 4000 points. I did a comparison and I lost on my CPU Physics Test...

I went from 150.67 Operations/s to 24.54 Operations/s

Vista score:
http://service.futuremark.com/result...&resultType=19
win7 score:
http://service.futuremark.com/result...&resultType=19

any ideas? lol

-Dan

Probably NVIDIA PhysX enabled/disabled thing. GPU PhysX can greatly inflate the score in that test. Current NVIDIA control panel has a switch for GPU PhysX (as does 3DMark)

The Win7 score is probably more accurate when comparing to different video card models.

[Dudenell]

yep physics was off... stupid windows 7 must have disabled during upgrade..