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To be fair a joke like that is really harmless, unless there was more to it, which as far as I know there wasn't.
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To be fair a joke like that is really harmless, unless there was more to it, which as far as I know there wasn't.
How did the scalp go ?
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Buyer just left, he was really happy and a genuine guy. I even showed him some of the criticism I got and he said people need to just mind their own business of what other people choose to do, and were he in my shoes he'd of been tempted to do the same.
But I'm not going to let it distract from the thread. Everyone has to make the right choice for them.
Have you tried nvidiaprofileinspector and the rebar settings when benching ?
Blck OC too
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I've used nvidiaprofileinspector to push the clock & memory frequency further but that's it. What else can I do with it? What do you mean by rebar settings? resizable bar is enabled. Thanks.
There's different settings under size limit and options. Experimenting with these can help.
It can bring GPU score up but reduces CPU and overall score, but in your case I assume you only care about the GPU score.
Also bclk oc might help.
I'm only speaking from experience from 4090 benching. Might be different with the 50 series. May explain why Number 1 has lower clock speeds unless they are using a cut down Windows.
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