Soldato
Nice Kaap!
Can the memory go any higher?
Can the memory go any higher?
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Unigine Heaven 4 benchmark
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Thanks.
It can go higher but I need to test to see if error correction is coming into play.
Nice going there Kaaps - got 4 decent cards on your hands
Thanks.
They seem to be evenly matched which is good.
Thanks.
They seem to be evenly matched which is good.
Certainly does - Early adopters perks
Certainly does - Early adopters perks
It does seem to avoid a lot of problems if you get the cards on launch day.
Soldato
Improved on my previous best.
i7 4820K @ 4.5GHz
GTX 780 @ 1215/3602
i7 4820K @ 4.5GHz
GTX 780 @ 1215/3602
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Don't forget to post the in bench screenshot if you want to go on the scoreboard please.
For the clocks you are running your score looks fine too.
Soldato
This skyn3t bios definitely has helped with my benchmark scores. It's stopped the boost clock/voltage jittering about.
i7 4820K @ 4.5GHz
GTX 780 @ 1263/3713
i7 4820K @ 4.5GHz
GTX 780 @ 1263/3713
Soldato
AMD X4 760k @ 3.793GHz
Single R9 270x @ 1070/1400
My inevitable recent 'upgrade', which included a new motherboard, which I do like. Nothing outlandish, but at least it adds more comparison scores for those of us in the cheap seats.
Scoreboard updated.
Soldato
Ok here's my first entry since getting my 2 780Ti's up and running properly.
Both cards are inno3D, reference design, at stock for now.
CPU: i7 2600k at 4.6
Seems a tad on the low side comparing to a few other scores on the leaderboard. Not overclocked yet, so does this score look ok for reference design Ti's at stock?
EDIT - not updated my drivers for a while (Still on 331.82). Going to try latest betas and see if any difference.
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Both cards are inno3D, reference design, at stock for now.
CPU: i7 2600k at 4.6
Seems a tad on the low side comparing to a few other scores on the leaderboard. Not overclocked yet, so does this score look ok for reference design Ti's at stock?
EDIT - not updated my drivers for a while (Still on 331.82). Going to try latest betas and see if any difference.
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Ok here's my first entry since getting my 2 780Ti's up and running properly.
Both cards are inno3D, reference design, at stock for now.
CPU: i7 2600k at 4.6
Seems a tad on the low side comparing to a few other scores on the leaderboard. Not overclocked yet, so does this score look ok for reference design Ti's at stock?
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Your score looks fine for running at stock
And on the scoreboard.
Ok here's my first entry since getting my 2 780Ti's up and running properly.
Both cards are inno3D, reference design, at stock for now.
CPU: i7 2600k at 4.6
Seems a tad on the low side comparing to a few other scores on the leaderboard. Not overclocked yet, so does this score look ok for reference design Ti's at stock?
Turn off your on board GPU
Soldato
Oh aye! Do you think this has any negative impact though? Will do though and run again with same drivers out of interest, not updated them yet
I have seen it have a positive boost in the 3dmark benches but on the Unigine benches I am not sure if there is a positive or negative effect.
It will be interesting to see the difference between your two runs.
Soldato
No real difference at all. 20 -30 points more first time, ran again and got almost same score as first run. Now on latest beta drivers too.
Still seems a tad low my score looking at others. Both my cards boost at default settings to 1006 on the core whilst the temps climb up, but the top card hits 82 degrees, with the bottom one hovering around 77, and then both cores fluctuate between 1006 and down to about 950 when looping Heaven.
I've not got any custom fan profile running yet by the way.
Does that seem normal boosting behaviour for stock reference (inno3D) 780Ti in SLI? Just want to make sure everything is ticking along as it should
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