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***Official Unigine Heaven DX11 3.0 Benchmark Scores***
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Soldato
You should use Trixx to push the voltage up a bit on gpu and ram (It does it at the same time)
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Soldato
You're missing the GPU-Z screenshot and verification URL.
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Take it or leave it,
CPU-Z dont like me and wont verify me,.
CPU-Z dont like me and wont verify me,.
Soldato
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well hello and good morning !
Is this really that hard to follow 3 rules when posting your benchmark results?
If you cannot be bothered to do it properly, don't do it at all.
Caporegime
Is this really that hard to follow 3 rules when posting your benchmark results?
If you cannot be bothered to do it properly, don't do it at all.
Not everybody (including myself) understands how GPU-Z works. Moaning at people will not help them.
Advice is better.
Caporegime
Hey There,
You need to use GPU-Z and click on the verification and then provide a link to the techpowerup site like others have done.
Any probs, I will try to help.
Caporegime
Results will only be added to the table if they match the settings below!
Include make / model of card to be in post
Include clock settings and voltage used in post
Include name / version of overclocking software used
*Updated 23/03/12* - Screenshot from GPU-Z with clock settings and verification link (separate from results screen
*Updated 23/03/12* - Screenshot of results in fullscreen with cobblestones from Unigine (not html report)
*Added 23/03/12* - Screenshots should be native resolution or resized with a link to original
You are using CPU-Z. Download GPU-Z and use that. Also look at some of the other posts that have been accepted into the scores and try to use the same standard (screen with the cobbles and score) (screen with Precision X and GPU-Z) (link to the verify page from GPU-Z)
Include make / model of card to be in post
Include clock settings and voltage used in post
Include name / version of overclocking software used
*Updated 23/03/12* - Screenshot from GPU-Z with clock settings and verification link (separate from results screen
*Updated 23/03/12* - Screenshot of results in fullscreen with cobblestones from Unigine (not html report)
*Added 23/03/12* - Screenshots should be native resolution or resized with a link to original
You are using CPU-Z. Download GPU-Z and use that. Also look at some of the other posts that have been accepted into the scores and try to use the same standard (screen with the cobbles and score) (screen with Precision X and GPU-Z) (link to the verify page from GPU-Z)
Exactly the same run but ram at 1600Mhz (was 1333Mhz) and cpu at 4.6Ghz I get 83.3 2099, obviously H3 is massively GPU limited except a few of the scenes at this res & settings.
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Soldato
It's always good to run Heaven through once as you'll often find the 2nd run has better fps and less low points.
Soldato
Use a manual fan speed of 85-100% when benching with big overclocks.
Not possible yet on a 680.
Not possible yet on a 680.
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I would have thought the fan curve would cover that? Hmm will try upping the volts slightly using this guide: http://www.anandtech.com/show/5699/nvidia-geforce-gtx-680-review/4
You can up the volts in Precision X
Soldato
Auto fan ramps up at 75c, best to set it manually. Techpowerup reported better stability and overclocks with temps kept below 70c.
Regarding voltage afaik you can't directly control voltage, it's auto regulated by the power setting. In precision it's there for the previous Nvidia cards.
Regarding voltage afaik you can't directly control voltage, it's auto regulated by the power setting. In precision it's there for the previous Nvidia cards.
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Caporegime
I wacked my fan on full (85%) and put my power target to 132. GPU clock offset to 177 and mem offset to 206. This was the only stable test I could do but the temps are fine.
I am a little scared to mess with voltages and hopefully somebody else will. I want to beat that top score but not at a cost
I am a little scared to mess with voltages and hopefully somebody else will. I want to beat that top score but not at a cost