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**The NEW Tomb Raider Benchmark Thread**

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MjFrosty said:
Who knows, those folks at NV are like the cartel. They're in every ones pockets apparently ;)
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NV have their people everywhere.:cool:
 
Not bad Kaap for 290 immature drivers vs titans matured drivers. Be interesting to see if things remain the same further down the line + once you get your cards under water.
 
Can someone help me with regards to how tomb raider runs on my system. (Spec in sig)

I have the pre-set on high, however the game sometimes drops down to 40FPS which I was a bit disappointed with. I expected my system to run it better.
 
780 ti classfied
core boosted to 1293 (on air )
mem at 1965
intel i7 4770k at 4.5ghz
drivers 331.82
1080p


1440p


Zia
 
MjFrosty said:
I dread to think what these cards could do with 1.3v. Do we think a few of them would overtake some of the Classys? I'm betting they would :D
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Yer, it is such a shame that nVidia are stringent on this damned 'Green light program', as there could be some seriously good clocks if they weren't restricted to 1.21V
 
Dom from EVGA was saying that the ref boards wouldn't take that kind of voltage, but I think he was talking generally as you wouldn't want to run 1.3v on any ref board for long periods. If I can do 1316Mhz on water at 1.212v, which is over the binning point for Kingpin cards, what's to say I won't be able to get close to 1.4Ghz at 1.3v! Not to say my cards would but still.
 
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