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Here is the same system as used to run the test above but this time running on Windows Vista. As you can see the score is considerably lower. I put that down to the nVidia Vista drivers as they are still being developed.

Here is my bench... FX-57 2 x 7800 GTX 512mb cards (Although it is not running in SLI8x)

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Benchmark: Â 8021 P4,3.06 @ 3.74 Ghz (will benchmark @3.9 Ghz) (cooled by Prometia micro freezer) Abit IT7 Max2v2 512mb Corsair XMS PC3500 c2 platinum Radeon 9700pro (not clocked while playing but will hit 414/369) My 3D Mark 19,715 Geforce FX coming on the 15th

Hey I have the same problem with my Raddy. I have to set the AGP ap. to 32 mb or I get the O.pbo error. This has nothing whatsoever to do with extra addons in my case as I keep my addon folder in pristine condition only extras in mine is the editor addon and a chopper or two. On my GF4 I had no problem setting the AGP ap. to 128 but I did notice that If I had too many addons in my folder I would get the O.pbo. error. It would also happen if I tried to set my own swap file, so I just set it on system managed and removed some addons and no problem anymore. So what I learned with the GF4 was to do this, keep your addon folder clean and I would have a folder on my desktop with all the extra addons . When I would do a mission that requiered an extra addon I would just slap it in and off I went. I should think you could do the same I mean really it is not as if you are going to use 768mb of addons at once.... As far as I know there is no work around for the Radeon AGP problem, but it is not really a problem m8, just clean out that addon folder and you are good to go My main rig: P4 @ 3.1 Abit IT7 Max2 512mb Corsair XMS pc3200 c2 Radeon 9700pro 2xMaxtor ATA133's  (Raid 0) 22" Iiyama Vision Master pro 512 Hope it helps Gamer

this is a test of the emergency bullcrap system..... Â Â