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**Official 3D Mark 11 scores**

Totally chip dependant, as long as you keep things cool 1200/1700 should be attainable.

I would say start at 1.2v (things shouldn't get too toasty) on the core and 1.65v on the memory and work your clocks up from there. Once you hit instability then work the core voltage up to what ever you are comfortable at, just don't do what some have and fire 1.4v through it under air and setting the clock at 1500mhz = disaster :p

My own personal thoughts on voltages on air, max of 1.275v (benching only!!) on the core, 1.65v on memory (should be ok for day to day use). These are my personal limits with air with one of the best air coolers on the market, so maybe be a little more conservative with an inferior cooler.
 
Why does GPU-Z always tell me my VDDC highest reading is 1.498v after i run 3DMark or even play BF3? HWMonitor always has a max of 1.16v.

Memory is always at 1.602v

I sometimes think GPU-Z is retarted :rolleyes:
 
It'l be GPUZ picking the voltages up wrong, it does the same on my lightning, it always reports 1.180v under load regardless of what manual voltage I have set in AB, I even directly checked the voltages with a multimeter and sure enough GPUZ was reporting them wrong.
 
pgi947 said:
It'l be GPUZ picking the voltages up wrong, it does the same on my lightning, it always reports 1.180v under load regardless of what manual voltage I have set in AB, I even directly checked the voltages with a multimeter and sure enough GPUZ was reporting them wrong.
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Thank God for that.. I'd hate to imagine there was almost 1.5v going into my card :eek:
 
@ 8 Pack

7970 score says "Your result has the following problem(s):
Benchmark tessellation load modified by AMD Catalyst driver, result invalid. Check your video driver settings".
 
Scores updated and we now have a new SLI leader. Well done WhyScotty :)

8 Pack, I added your other score for the 470 but your world record score for the 460 is less than what you posted previously (by a considerable margin) so I have left the original score. I can't add your 7970 score because you have turned tesselation off in the control panel.
 
gregster said:
Scores updated and we now have a new SLI leader. Well done WhyScotty :)

8 Pack, I added your other score for the 470 but your world record score for the 460 is less than what you posted previously (by a considerable margin) so I have left the original score. I can't add your 7970 score because you have turned tesselation off in the control panel.
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Thanks.

Can you change the CPU speed as that run was at 5Ghz,cheers
 
gregster said:
@ 8 Pack

7970 score says "Your result has the following problem(s):
Benchmark tessellation load modified by AMD Catalyst driver, result invalid. Check your video driver settings".
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Indeed, unfortunately

“AMD Optimized” is required for Futuremark.
 
24/7 stable system (literally runs 24/7)

Driver: 301.42
Gigabyte GTX670 @ 1295/3600
i5 3570k @ 4.4ghz

http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/4197798

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