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***Official Unigine Heaven DX11 3.0 Benchmark Scores***

gregster said:
Ran a new test as I didn't want to be beaten by a 670 :D

http://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/b7c4r/


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This puts me joint 680 leader with whyscotty :)
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Nice score Amigo :)
 
MilanoChris said:
Can you give me some advice for OCing mine? Can't seem to break the 2000 mark, I must be doing something wrong.
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Your probably not doing anything wrong, I just seem to have got an amazing clocker, its the silicon lottery, not all chips are made equal.

I have done nothing different to anyone here just mine will clock up higher without crashing.

Only tip I can give is make sure your fan is on 100% as that seems to bring a tad more stability to the testing.
 
Well i've been knocked from the top 10 =(
Doubt i'll get back, too high! :P

These are scores for a HD6850. Foolishly i've put a waterblock on my 7970, with no pump, res or rads to cool it...LOL. Too lazy to put the stock cooler back on, so my brother has kindly lent me half his Xfire6850 :P

(Bought a 7850 to tie me over till my rads, res and pumps turn up though)

I didn't think the scores were all that bad, considering the card i'm using is this - http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=GX-163-MS&groupid=701&catid=56&subcat=1866
Weedy looking cooler, admittedly it doesn't clock as well as the Asus6850 - can get over 1kscore in 1680res with that...and with a lot less voltage.

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Locky have you considered a 4 way HD 7970 watercooled setup. The way 3x HD 7970s go on this benchmark 4 would be something a bit special.
 
Kaapstad said:
Locky have you considered a 4 way HD 7970 watercooled setup. The way 3x HD 7970s go on this benchmark 4 would be something a bit special.
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If one pops up cheap enough in the near future then maybe.

I'm concentrating on getting the system rebuilt into a new case atm.
 
F1aw1ess said:
Your probably not doing anything wrong, I just seem to have got an amazing clocker, its the silicon lottery, not all chips are made equal.

I have done nothing different to anyone here just mine will clock up higher without crashing.

Only tip I can give is make sure your fan is on 100% as that seems to bring a tad more stability to the testing.
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What sort of settings are a good base to start with. I'm very unfamiliar with NVidia cards.

I'm using MSI Afterburner, I've set the voltage offset to max, and tried +100 core and +300 memory, if I start going higher the benchmark crashes to desktop.

Temps are never above 55 degrees so I'm not sure what the issue is, or am I simply running the core or memory too high?
 
Ok had to redo my bits to get into the table.. Here they are.

EVGA (Reference) GTX670 @
Power Target = 122%
Gpu Clock Offset = +171Mhz
Mem Clock Offset = +451Mhz

Total Boost Clock = 1320.7Mhz
Total Mem Clock = 1728.0Mhz

Core i7 3770K @ 4.6Ghz 1.33v
16GB Samsung Green @ 2133Mhz 1.5v
Asus Maximus V Gene


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