***Official Unigine Heaven 2.5 Benchmark Scores***

[Surveyor]

@ jeenormus, there is an edit button.

Cropped and re-sized for you.

You're supposed to run the benchmark at 1680x1050 with 4xAA.

And you're supposed to be using v2.5.

It would be better to take a screenshot than a picture with your camera.

Other than that it's perfect.

 

[the1gooner]

I have never run this newer version before so thought I would with my setup.

Core i3 540 @ 3.8Ghz / 6870 @ 960/1200

Could probably push to the 1,000 point mark with a bit more effort.

 

[NeoRed]

single 7970 @ 1200/1750 with 1.193/1.643 Volts

 

[Deehjay]

Can someone help me please? I have a GTX 560 but for some reason it's used my integrated graphics... it does this in 3dMark as well

 

[snedie]

Can someone help me please? I have a GTX 560 but for some reason it's used my integrated graphics... it does this in 3dMark as well

Double check your settings in the Nvidia control panel.

 

[Deehjay]

Double check your settings in the Nvidia control panel.

What do I do in the control panel?

 

[snedie]

What do I do in the control panel?

Not used an nvidia card in a few years but iirc there is a section in the control panel to choose which GPU is doing the leg work. I know there is definitely a section to choose which GPU performs Physx, but I would have thought if integrated graphics are being used (I assume this is main board graphics) there would also be a section to choose standard GPU usage.

If it is main board graphics, try disabling it in the BIOS.

 

[Deehjay]

Not used an nvidia card in a few years but iirc there is a section in the control panel to choose which GPU is doing the leg work. I know there is definitely a section to choose which GPU performs Physx, but I would have thought if integrated graphics are being used (I assume this is main board graphics) there would also be a section to choose standard GPU usage.

If it is main board graphics, try disabling it in the BIOS.

I went into 'PhysX configuration' and it was set to 'Auto-select' so I changed it specifically to my GTX 560

 

[the1gooner]

^^^^^ that's actually quite impressive for integrated graphics.

 

[pugheaven]

Mine won't run at 1650x1050, just won't allow it, so can't do a fair comparison!

 

[Deehjay]

Nope. Still the same result

 

[NeoRed]

Going by the scores on the 1st page that not that far off the score your 560 should be getting.

 

[gareth170]

Nope. Still the same result

make sure your monitor is pluged in to the 560 card. not the motherboard onboard dvi

 

[Deehjay]

make sure your monitor is pluged in to the 560 card. not the motherboard onboard dvi

It is

 

[NeoRed]

2x 7970 i crossfire @ 1200/1700 (1.250/1.643 Volts).
Think I am alittle cpu limited as I am only getting 90-95% usage on both cards.

 

[gareth170]

It is

well it shouldn't be using the integrated graphics then.

the only other way you can do it is disable the integrated graphics in the bios

 

[Deehjay]

well it shouldn't be using the integrated graphics then.

the only other way you can do it is disable the integrated graphics in the bios

Do you know how that's done? I have a UEFI BIOS if that's any help and my mobo is AsRock z68 pro3

 

[Surveyor]

Can someone help me please? I have a GTX 560 but for some reason it's used my integrated graphics... it does this in 3dMark as well

Whatever it says you certainly aren't using the integrated graphics.

The integrated graphics would only score a small fraction of the score you have.

 

[gareth170]

Do you know how that's done? I have a UEFI BIOS if that's any help and my mobo is AsRock z68 pro3

disable IGD Multi-Monitor in North Bridge Configuration main

 

[Deehjay]

Whatever it says you certainly aren't using the integrated graphics.

The integrated graphics would only score a small fraction of the score you have.

Ugh, how come everyone else with my GPU scores like ~1k