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Unigine Heaven 4 benchmark

GTX 680 1110/1536/1276/

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Could you do a screenshot over the cobbles please so I can put you on the score board

And also what clocks are you running on your CPU

Thanks.
 
First run on my 2500K and 7870 @ 1300/1525.
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555BUK could you let me know what speed you are clocking your CPU @ please

Here is my first go:
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Xfire 7950 watercooled, 1240/1640.
2500k @ 4.7

Was hoping for 2000, but could probably squeeze a few more points out.

Could you do the cobble shot please to get on the scoreboard

Thanks
 
Kaapstad, just a note.

GTX680s stock clock is 1006. Boosted is 1090. A +150 core clock on a GTX680 is boost clock + 150. So, 1090 + 150 = 1240.

My +150 core overclock yields a boost clock that fluctuates between 1228 and 1241Mhz. (depending on what the internal algorithms are doing at the time!)

As far as I understand this is the same for all current Kepler cards, core clock increases are additive to the out of the box Boost speed.

With kepler working out the clock speed is not easy, people list their clocks in different ways. What I have been doing is working on a stock clock of 1006 and adding on whatever + figure the poster gives.

If you can let me know what your actual GPU clock is I will be happy to change it.

My own cards can be a handful when working out the boost, if I set the speed to say 1066 the boost will be set to 1160 and what they really boost to is well over 1200 with each GPU coming up with a different figure.

Anyway if you can let me know what your GPU speed is I will be happy to change it.
 
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