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Unigine Heaven 4 benchmark

1600p result

Single Titan @994/1777
3930k @5.0

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ToxicTBag said:
Please excuse my ignorance, am just getting the hang of benching (first real attempt since 5 series) what or how do I tell what my gpu has boosted too in the bench?
I know what I have added to the clocks but once the bench starts I cannot see the screen for the gpu (precision) so what should I do?

Thanks in advance :)
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It is not something I normally worry about but if I want to know I will use GPUZ with max selected for the clockspeeds.

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The one above is a Titan running at stock playing RTW2.

I think there are easier ways to get the clocks that other posters can show you.
 
Rroff said:
Heaven benchmark isn't very CPU heavy and nVidia cards typically aren't vram bandwidth limited in it either unless you substantially increase the core clock.

My old q9550 @ 4ghz would match 4.5ghz i7s with the same GPU setup and GPU clocks in this benchmark.
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+1

Heaven on the settings used here works the graphics cards very hard which in turn means the CPU does not bottleneck the cards.

The 3dmark11, 3dmark vantage and 3dmark firestrike benches give bonuses for how fast/powerful the CPU is.

Unigine Valley is the exact opposite to Heaven 4 and really bottlenecks the cards, so bad it is not worth running more than 2 cards on it.

Heaven 4 is my favourite bench for GPUs as up to a point it cancels out the advantage of running a fast/powerful intel i7 and gives a fair result for the GPUs.
 
SkeeterUK said:
Can someone explain to me why i get absolutly no increase in score compared to my result on page one which is 918 with 4ghz 3570k and 670 with a 1200 core and 1600 mem. I just overclocked my cpu and gfx card to 4.5ghz and card was running 1175 core and 1700 mem and i got a worse score 915 with a max fps of 82.
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Running a 670 @1200/1600 or 1175/1700 will give about the same result as lowering the core and raising the memory cancel each other out.

If you are running 326.80 drivers they are not very good for the Heaven 4 bench. You may want to give 320.49 drivers a go as they work a bit better for me. Having said that a few people have had problems with the 320.xx family of drivers on older cards. If you do use 320.49 it would be a good idea the switch back to 326.80 when you are done.
 
Smok3alot said:
it saved as a chrome html document and imageshack wont upload it...saying this file type is invalid, as soon as the benchmark finished i just saved it, for some reason is saving the wrong file type! im a big noob when it comes to this! :(
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When the benchmark finishes and your score comes up, press f12 to save in your personal\heaven\screenshot folder

You may need third party software to open the files but there are some free ones on the web
 
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