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Guru3D Rig of the Month - May 2009 -
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12. Your 3DMark06 / 3DMark Vantage score (P+GPU)
Only did a 3DMark Vantage score, because I received it for free with my motherboard (Lucky me )
- 3DMARK Vantage: P25375 cpu @ 4 GHz 4 cores/ 8 treads , GPU's standard.
13. Do you have any Future updates planned
I recently did an update, the only thing i might want to change are the GPU's
at the end of this year :p
Hope you guys are happy with this information, and sorry for my bad English....
Greets to all Guru3D fans ! Tony Joos from rainy Belgium
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