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Unigine Heaven 4 benchmark
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Soldato
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I'd give you good going if I could get some more juice.. Cheers Boon. That's a cracking memory clock for a ref card you've got there.
Yeah, memory speeds ain't bad
This is at stock volts too. Increasing the volts seems to make no difference to stability.
Soldato
You've got a good one 
Soldato
Nice one
Nice one
That's it now for me. I'm sure I saw tears coming out my GPU.
Soldato
if that's with no added volts that's a damn fine ref card you've got there
No that was at 1288mhz. To get the card to 1300mhz I had to flash it with the skyn3t bios and max out the volts to 1212. Bit crude but I think 1288 is that cards limit without getting silly on the volts. I'm well happy with 1288mhz on stock volts tho.
Scoreboard updated.
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Nice score darket.
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Cpu 3770k @4.5ghz watercooled
Gigabyte 780ti ref 1304/2000 watercooled
Score 1871
As boonstick Skyn3t bios, i think thats about it without extra volts , and theres no way in hell i'm touching this card with a soldering iron !
Nice score. Soldering iron? Lol
Nice score. Soldering iron? Lol
Ref 780ti's and i think most custom cooled ones are voltage hard locked to 1.212v , any higher and you need to start soldering resistors to the pcb.
Thanks Again guys, I think i can get a *bit* more, seems completly stable with no artifacting but i dont want to push it too much, and you can spend you're life tweaking and never playing any games lol.
The 780ti is a fantastic card and i cant reccomend it enough, it was worth every penny !
Couldn't agree more!