**** 8PACK ACHIEVES OVER 9000 WITH AMD RADEON ****

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8Pack becomes the first person in the world to break the 9000 point barrier in the Unigine Heaven benchmark DX11 using the “Xtreme” preset.

Scoring a total of 9029.14 points using three AMD Radeon R9-290X cards overclocked to 1200/1675MHz on the GPU core & memory respectively.

Previous attempts from other overclocker have landed short of the venerable 9000 point mark, with the closest score being 8947.25 points. It is safe to say that 8Pack is now worth of the “over 9000!” meme.


Read the results HERE.

You can buy the exact cards that 8Pack used below!


MSI Radeon R9 290X Gaming Edition 4096MB GDDR5 PCI-Express Graphics Card @ £429.95 inc VAT

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AMD Radeon R9 290X is a new graphics card powered by the latest AMD Radeon™ R9 290X graphics-processing unit (GPU). 4GB of super-fast GDDR5 memory for the best gaming experience at the highest resolutions including 4k and incorporates AMD Eyefinity and TrueAudio technologies to enable expansive multi-display setups and more accurate environmental sounds. R9 290X also includes support for both DirectX® 11.2 and AMD's new Mantle application programming interface (API) for great handling of even the most-demanding PC games.

Specification

Radeon R9 290X
- Backplate included: Yes
- GPU: Hawaii XT
- Litecoin Hash Rate: 850-1000
- Stream Processors: 2816
- ROPS: 64
- Core Speed: 1040MHz
- Memory Speed: 5000Mhz
- Memory interface: 512-Bit
- Memory capacity: 4096MB GDDR5
- Cooling: MSI Twin FrozR Gaming Cooling
- PCI-Express X16 lane required
- 600W or greater PSU required
- Power Connectors: 8-pin + 6-pin required
- Display Outputs: 2x Dual Link DVI, 1x HDMI, 1x DisplayPort
- Warranty: 3yr
Features
- DirectX 11.2 Support
- Open GL 4.2 Support
- Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio support
- Crossfire Support upto 4-way: Native software crossfire (No bridge required)
- Gaming @ 4k Resolutions (UltraHD)
- Synergy with next-gen game consoles (Mantle)
- Graphics Core Next (GCN) architecture - optimized from previous generation products


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I currently hold 24 WR. I have the potential to break several more but each one takes a lot of prep at this level. I am going to have a go at maybe one or two this weekend so lets see.
 
Given that those GPUs can get to 1150 on air, why LN2 to get that extra 50 to get them up to 1200 on the core? Could the cards go further on LN2? I'd think so but I may be wrong.
 
The bench with three cards is CPU limited. High card mem clocks are more important than core. LN2 just makes sure temp is not a problem. I ran the cards at 10C while benching this one. Sure I could run -90 and higher clocks but often on Heaven with this config scores are worse in a multi card bench situation.
 
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