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Finally, I found someone on the same boat like me. I have the following configuration:
Gaming was horrible slow in Windows7 and I would say it's only 30% performance of XP SP3. Now, I am start thinking if this issue only occur with Nvidia Nforce chipset. I did try to comparing the performance of different chipset different including the Windows 7 default driver by using Passmark Performance Test tool. What I found was:OS: Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit (Clean install)
CPU: AMD 64 3700+
Motherboard: Lanparty NF4-SLI D
RAM: 3GB DDR400
HDD: 250GB Western digital 7200rpm SATAII, 16MB buffer (No NCQ support)
Sound: Creative X-Fi Champion series
Graphic: XFX ATI HD 4870 1GB GDDR5
Power: Antec Trupower 480W
Drivers
Graphic: Catalyst 10.5 with CCC
Chipset: NF4-7 Performance Packs
I guess there are definitely something with Nforce memory bus.1. There is no signification difference between difference chipset drivers.
2. If you run benchmark just after the start up of OS, it would give you very high score.
3. If you run it after a while (Say 30mins), the performance will degrade so much especially in the CPU and 3D's mark.