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Sleeping Dogs Bench Thread

Updated score for the 2 GPU table please (replaced 7970 windforce that couldn't clock at all with an MSI 7970).

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I'm on 13.10 drivers now. This was at 1150/1575 on card 1 and 1125/1575 on card 2. I tried 1200 on the core for card 1, but it crashed to desktop - tried upping the volts to 1.25 but same thing, went to 1.3 volts to see if I could get one good run, but the PC crashed - checked my little watt meter at the plug socket and it'd hit 933W going into my XFX Core 750W. :D

Think I'll stop now before I blow something I can't afford to replace!
 
Ive been running this bench to test my crossfire setup. I have 2 7950's running 1100/1400 and my 3750k is at 4.4ghz. Im getting an average of 80 fps seemingly no matter what I do. Maxed out settings I get that and then if I turn down shadows and occlusion it still sits there. Am I doing something wrong or is this what I shoukd be getting?
 
aceytrixx said:
Ive been running this bench to test my crossfire setup. I have 2 7950's running 1100/1400 and my 3750k is at 4.4ghz. Im getting an average of 80 fps seemingly no matter what I do. Maxed out settings I get that and then if I turn down shadows and occlusion it still sits there. Am I doing something wrong or is this what I shoukd be getting?
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No there is something really wrong there

You need one of the AMD guys like LtMatt to give more technical help with what is going wrong.
 
I'm going to write a brief guide soon on how to ensure your crossfire setup is working as it should. Basically it will just involve going through the usual basic steps of disabling ULPS, enabling an OSD with monitoring and setting up a crossfire logo that will appear in the right top corner of the screen to show crossfire is working as intended.
 
Kaapstad said:
No there is something really wrong there

You need one of the AMD guys like LtMatt to give more technical help with what is going wrong.
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Ah thats fine then. I expected a bit more gain from crossfire so at least its something im doing somewhere.

LtMatt said:
I'm going to write a brief guide soon on how to ensure your crossfire setup is working as it should. Basically it will just involve going through the usual basic steps of disabling ULPS, enabling an OSD with monitoring and setting up a crossfire logo that will appear in the right top corner of the screen to show crossfire is working as intended.
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I will look forward to it.
 
Decided to update to the BETA driver, Ran again, same score. :( (50.2)

SkeeterUK said:
Speed if u ever do a run again of this can u show me ur gpuz just as it ended and make sure continue refreshing this screen is ticked so i can see how its been during the bench, cheers.
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Here's my GPU-Z screenshot

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Lets compare it to yours

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It looks like yours is throttling, the Core clock and GPU load are bouncing all over the place whereas mine is dead stable.. (not bragging, just pointing out)

What have you set your power limit to? because at 1162/1752 mine is pulling 103%.. So if you're ios only set to 100% it may not be getting enough power.
 
aceytrixx said:
Ive been running this bench to test my crossfire setup. I have 2 7950's running 1100/1400 and my 3750k is at 4.4ghz. Im getting an average of 80 fps seemingly no matter what I do. Maxed out settings I get that and then if I turn down shadows and occlusion it still sits there. Am I doing something wrong or is this what I shoukd be getting?
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Kaapstad said:
No there is something really wrong there

You need one of the AMD guys like LtMatt to give more technical help with what is going wrong.
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LtMatt said:
I'm going to write a brief guide soon on how to ensure your crossfire setup is working as it should. Basically it will just involve going through the usual basic steps of disabling ULPS, enabling an OSD with monitoring and setting up a crossfire logo that will appear in the right top corner of the screen to show crossfire is working as intended.
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Here you go. :)

http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18544020
 
Doomedspeed said:
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In precision i slid it to 114% when doing it. I duno how to increase the volts like it says it can i.e triple volt thing. My fan speed i set to manual of 70% just to rule out cooling issues when ocing.

I duno how u got urs stable and mine wasnt with power. Did you do anything with volts or power. I was using a 620w corsair hx which is a solid psu i think still, maybe urs is bigger i duno and made a diff?

If anyone has any tips on that let me know without bios flashing or anything.



This is typically all i do. Up the power target from 100 to 114 the max it will go. Adjust the mem +400 and set fan speed 50% and hit apply.
 
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Ok just did a bench, just oc the mem not the core so only +400 on mem, 114% power target 50% fan speed.

Noticed a little choppiness in the benchmark like.



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Duno whats going on, is there something maybe in the motherboard bios thats doing it, in the nvidia drivers that i should change or did i miss something in precision?
 
This is no oc on the card no mem oc or core oc and i still get pwr messages in perfcap when the last scene i son in the house. Grr.. Whats up with my card? Cant be my cpu overclock ive tested it a lot and its stable when gaming and other games are fine when playing.

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