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Time Spy Standard DX 12 Bench.

TonyTurbo78 said:
Just disabled my crossfire driver side, running the test again to see if explicit dx12 mgpu is working, doesn't look like it to me.

With crossfire enabled gfx score was 8111
With crossfire disabled gfx score was 4168

Anyone else with crossfire able to test?
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Dygaza said:
I quess it checks if you have SLI or crossfire enabled. Afterall there has to be way to disable multigpu manually incase of problems.
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Very good point
 
Score - 4499
Graphics Score - 4447
CPU Score - 4825

http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/13256355

4790K @ 4.5Ghz
290X 8GB @ 1160/1400
Drivers - 16.7.2

EDIT: Strange, says graphics driver not approved?! No idea why... Will try uninstalling and reinstalling latest new ones.

EDIT 2: Installed latest 16.7.2 now, and still says 'not approved', but also notice I'm not the only one in this thread with that message about my driver so guess it's OK! :P
 
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AMDMatt said:
I had a few of these myself and had higher scores that i could not use. Not sure what is up but this new bench seems to be quite sensitive to higher overclocks. I found running the bench again immediately after produced a stable but lower score. I was not able to do any cold runs with my benches unfortunately.
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Suggests the OC is a bit on the limit I guess. There are some good OCs in the table. My 7870 seems to OC like a champ though - just did a bunch of 1210/1310 easily on stock volts (1847 - http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/13259026) - don't need to update the table though Kaapstad - bottom is bottom no matter the score :p
 
TonyTurbo78 said:
Very good point
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i done a little reading on this yesterday , i was curious to see if i could mix and match gpus.
http://s3.amazonaws.com/download-aws.futuremark.com/3DMark_Technical_Guide.pdf (go to page 24/top of 25)

From my understanding both gpus have to be the same and linked either in xfire or sli .


"Time Spy uses explicit alternate frame rendering on linked-node
configurations to improve performance on the most common multi-GPU
setups used by gamers today. MDA configurations of heterogeneous adapters
are not supported."


" linked-node (LDA) the programmer has access to and control over an
SLI/Crossfire configuration of similar GPUs through one device interface. LDA
enables some extra features over multi-node, such as faster transfers between"
GPUs

"multi-node (MDA) each GPU appears as a separate device, even if they are
similar and linked. With MDA, the programmer can control any and all GPUs
available in the system. But the programmer must explicitly declare which GPU
should execute the recorded work."
 
PC1:
Ci7 4930K@4GHz
GTX 1080 SLi @2000/1377
Driver 368.39

SCORE 11721 with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080(2x) and Intel Core i7-4930K

Graphics Score
14017

CPU Score
6080
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/13263235


PC2:
Ci7 [email protected]
GTX 980Ti 3 way SLi @1250/1945
Driver 368.39

Score 13737 with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 Ti(3x) and Intel Core i7-5820K Processor

Graphics Score
17111

CPU Score
6488
http://www.3dmark.com/spy/38981
 
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