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Well its been along time since i uploaded any new overclocks and i have changed to ati... (i apolgogise for the white bar lol)
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Changed to ati two 6950s (not unlocked running at 950core/1500mem)

O and btw any chance u could label the unlocked and the locked 6950's ^^ as i see somepeople who either have amazing oc's on there 6950's or there unlocked... as scores in the list could/are missleading...
 
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Added a twin fozr III 6950 for the hell of it :) ... this bench was with all three cards running at 1000/1450 but I don't see any scaling really above 950 core whereas with 2 cards I saw the effect of each 15MHz increment all the way to 1030 core .. bottleneck perhaps ?? (Am running unlocked 6950 @ 16x, unlocked 6950 @ 8x and the twin fozr 6950 @ 8x (which won't unlock))


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Update:

Added a twin fozr III 6950 for the hell of it :) ... this bench was with all three cards running at 1000/1450 but I don't see any scaling really above 950 core whereas with 2 cards I saw the effect of each 15MHz increment all the way to 1030 core .. bottleneck perhaps ?? (Am running unlocked 6950 @ 16x, unlocked 6950 @ 8x and the twin fozr 6950 @ 8x (which won't unlock))

The 6000-series have been excellent at scaling with two GPUs CF but expectations of similar results with three has always been slightly disappointing with most GPUs. For example; even if MeMeMeMe added another 6950 for a total of 3, he'd receive similar scores to yourself. Even so, I would be very happy with 2878 which is still huge!

Your 920 should be free of bottlenecking at clocks of 4GHz (below 3.7GHz there is definitely bottlenecking). If your curious to find out how your rig is managing: test at various game/bench settings with starting the clocks of the 920 at 3.3GHz and testing after each 100MHz increment until you reach 4GHz again, logging the min/max/fps for comparison. Post your findings if you get around to it. :)
 
NEW RESULTS UPDATE

second place overall by the looks of the current leaderboard.
this is a system I have been developing over the past week, obviously it is clocked a lot more than would be commercially available

same setup broke 50K in vantage this weekend too ;)
got 3515 afterwards but forgot to save the thread :o

specs for the purposes of the thread are:
GTX 580 TRI SLI [cards sat at 900Mhz+ on the cores and about 2050 on the memory]
2600K @ 4.8GHz-5GHz depending on benchmark runs

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second place overall by the looks of the current leaderboard.
this is a system I have been developing over the past week, obviously it is clocked a lot more than would be commercially available

same setup broke 50K in vantage this weekend too ;)
got 3515 afterwards but forgot to save the thread :o

specs for the purposes of the thread are:
GTX 580 TRI SLI [cards sat at 900Mhz+ on the cores and about 2050 on the memory]
2600K @ 4.8GHz-5GHz depending on benchmark runs

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Awesome score well done :)
 
Hi rjkoneill. I wonder if the combination of the the 2600K (4.8GHz-5GHz) and tri-580s if the ceiling is with the Intel chip or the GPUs. Maybe they are an even match in your custom-rig?
 
Sorry i havent a clue how to post screen shots

Don't want to sound too harsh but no use posting anymore typed results as they won't count. We only accept screenshots, no exceptions.

Time to stick this in first post for reference:
Using MS Paint or Irfranview, press printscreen button (next to scroll lock) on active window and paste into either one of your choice of image applications. Now crop image down and save. A better way is to use Irfranview and set a Capture key to capture a specific region which is option 3) Foreground window. This avoids the need to crop and is quicker. Tip: Save as JPG with 80% quality and upload to imageshack, etc.
 
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