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Unigine Heaven 4 benchmark

i7 4790K @ 4.4
GTX 780 @ 1202/1652

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Gibbo said:
Kaap

I will take that no.1 spot please. :D

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5960X @ 4.50GHz
2500MHz DDR4 C12-12-12-24-1T
Rampage V
Zotac 980 Extreme at 1565MHz Core and 8800MHz memory!



:D :D :D :D :D
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Hey Gibbo I have the same card what is your ASIC? Mine is a poor OCer I think and ASIC is 70.2% :( pushed +120MHz on core and +300 on mem with no extra voltage, when I OV it becomes unstable.. did you encounter any problem OVing?
 
DamnedLife said:
Hey Gibbo I have the same card what is your ASIC? Mine is a poor OCer I think and ASIC is 70.2% :( pushed +120MHz on core and +300 on mem with no extra voltage, when I OV it becomes unstable.. did you encounter any problem OVing?
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Mine is 74%

Extra voltage on the core had no impact, Maxwell benefits from low temp and on air max voltage is 1.20-1.25 range, I found sweet spot on my Zotac was 1.22v with fans at 100% and the room as cold as possible on open bench.

So most Maxwell dislike being over-volted on air, for higher voltages you need LN2.
 
Geeman1979 said:
Have you set the Power target to max?
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110-130+ on the core for the Zotac is about right as its so quick out the box, they hit around 1550-1600 core speed when in 3D. It is the memory clocks which the Zotacs are best for, both mine do 8600-8800MHz memory clock, no other brand can achieve this apart from Asus Strix when hardware modified to take more memory voltage which voids warranty.
 
Gibbo said:
110-130+ on the core for the Zotac is about right as its so quick out the box, they hit around 1550-1600 core speed when in 3D. It is the memory clocks which the Zotacs are best for, both mine do 8600-8800MHz memory clock, no other brand can achieve this apart from Asus Strix when hardware modified to take more memory voltage which voids warranty.
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So what's he moaning about it being a poor overclocker for. Looks about right judging by your stats.

What does +300 on the memory equate to in MHz?
 
Geeman1979 said:
So what's he moaning about it being a poor overclocker for. Looks about right judging by your stats.

What does +300 on the memory equate to in MHz?
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He needs to try harder on the memory! ;)

Keep the card cool, 100% fan and some fresh air, should be able to see +500 or even +600 on memory then easy which is around 8400MHz.

These are clocks for benching not 24/7 use. ;)

I'd settle for 1500/8000 for gaming clocks.
 
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