Hah, I was thinking the same thing. Did you go for the fire breathing reference design?
Decided not to, thought that was probably too much of a risk. Went for the TRI-X edition instead.
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Hah, I was thinking the same thing. Did you go for the fire breathing reference design?
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Man, Half the score of two 780Tis... Shoot me now.
Yeah, if Unigine Heaven is your game of choice then this probably isn't the card for you.
Have you played Luxmark?
Whats Luxmark?
It was in a thread LtMatt (at the time) started to show how much AMD destoryed Nvidia at compute stuff.
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18596711&highlight=luxmark
AMD pwn in OpenCL, Heaven spam tesselation which NV pwn in. Strangely ATi invented tesselators tho lol.
Apparently Tonga does twice as well in Tessellation, i'm still waiting for one to appear in me thread to see how true that is.
Whatever I do, I can't get Heaven 4.0 to go past 2400 score.
I uninstalled/re-installed the Catalyst drivers this morning, but had the same thing.
If I run the benchmark twice in a row, the second score is always around 150 less than the first time as well.
Any ideas? I've checked GPU-Z and the card isn't throttling due to temperature, but there's one or two (literally split second) blips in the log where the core clock drops from 1018 to below 1000.
Guys
I've said this before, the 295 X2 do not respond well to overclocking the core, infact pushing the core past 1030MHz can causes big drop off's in performance and general strange running, due to power issues as the boards power design cannot supply enough continuous current for such overclocks unless modified.
In our testing we found the cards performed best, especially in games leaving core at stock and just overclocking the RAM.
Guys
I've said this before, the 295 X2 do not respond well to overclocking the core, infact pushing the core past 1030MHz can causes big drop off's in performance and general strange running, due to power issues as the boards power design cannot supply enough continuous current for such overclocks unless modified.
In our testing we found the cards performed best, especially in games leaving core at stock and just overclocking the RAM.
Hi there
Sapphire have confirmed shipping me their last ever 54 units, already we have pre-sold several leaving just under 40pc FREE.
Asus only have 16pc left world wide, seeing if we can get but another country may have taken those.
Looks like the 295 X2 is pretty much all but gone, what a shame at sub £800 the sales volumes could have being huge......