You actually paid full price for a "genuine" 3.2Ghz P4 or is that the much, much better value for money (even better than AMD) overclocked 2.4 or 2.6C (note: that doesn't stand for "Celeron" it's the Intel code for 800Mhz FSB Northwood B P4s) option?
I'm a tad pissed Intel released the best value for money CPU upgrade since the Celeron 300A along with their best chipset since 440BX (i875) just months after I'd bought all this AMD gear but such is life, I couldn't wait much longer to upgrade the old creaking Pentium II and at the time, AMD still held the price/performance crown.
Getying back on topic somewhat, I've had this system for nearly six months but never ran 3DMark on it. Given my specs (2400+, Radeon 9500 Pro), I'd say it'd be possible to reach somewhere between 7 and 10,000 but I'm comfortable enough with the size of my penis to not want to test that theory out.