No its the other one
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Unigine Heaven 4 benchmark
- Thread starter Kaapstad
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No its the other one
Use only the ones in green
Just try connecting your monitor to start with
Just try connecting your monitor to start with
If you have just your monitor connected to one of the green DVIs reinstall driver 301.42 and reboot.
On 301.42 and still nothing. I was very happy until this happened
I am stumped now, the only other thing I can sugest is what geeman said in post 302
To do the above you need to be here
And the option is under 3D settings next to the help menu at the top
When you do the above just have your monitor connected to one of the green DVI outputs
In my main rig I have 2 gtx 690s but what works for 2 works the same for 1 gtx 690, I often turn one slot off for benchmarking and run on one gtx 690.
You can right down the bottom
4 GPUs - x2 690
Thats me, each GTX 690 has 2 GPUs in sli so 2 GTX 690s x 2 = 4 GPUs
Its the same as running 4 GTX 680s in sli
Gripen90
You need to run @1920 x 1080 resolution
Also if you press F12 over the cobbles you will get a screen shot in "your files"/Heaven/screenshots/*.tga
Or you can use FRAPS to take a screenshot.
wow this version is a lot more demanding?! my scores have halved
looks nicer now anyway
2500k @ 4.5ghz
GTX470's SLI 849/1654
Yes its a lot more demanding
Remember to take your screenshot over the cobbles for it to count.
i5 3570k @ 4.00Ghz
7970 GHZ @ 1100/1500 (stock)
That's still pretty poor isn't it??? Other 7970's seem way above me..
Actually its not bad at all, all the other 7970s are overclocked quite a bit
Sapphire 7950 Dual X @ 1181/1650
Intel i7 2700K @ 5.0GHz
Hey Kaap.. is this all the info i need to supply here? Cheers
Thats it
Your on the scoreboard.
Here is a run I just did with a single GTX 690 @stock CPU @4.0
If you are getting the same or better then problem solved
This is what I get with NCP using one card (the PCI-E slot for the other card is turned off so PC does not even know its there).
If you were to click Disable multi-GPU mode, thats where you disable sli.
How does your score compare to the one I posted above.
The scores about the same. So I guess it's ok then. I'm happy with that score. It's more then double of what a 7970 would do. After all that drama last night trying to get SLI working I missed all the Titan news? So what's happened with Titan? How much is it and is it more powerful then a gtx 690? Anyways thanks for at least trying to help me yesterday even though it doesn't even need SLIthanks mate
This is what Gibbo posted yesterday
There will be reviews on Thursday, I expect they will have a heavy emphasis on multi monitor resolutions where the Titan will be strong. I think they will downplay single monitor gaming where the Titan is weak compared to a GTX 690 or 2 x GTX 680s/HD7970s
No probs I will change it now.
Edit your score looks fine for 1006/1502
PCI-E 2 or 3 @x8 does not make much difference to performance.
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I own a pair of GTX 590s, on the mobo they are using one runs @x16 and the other @x8. When I change this so both run @x16 and run an older version of heaven, the difference in framerates is less than 0.5 of a fps. Total performance difference is also less than half of one percent.
How much a GPU boosts is connected to how hot it is running. Once a 6 series card hits 70c it will boost 13mhz lower than if it was running @69c or lower. If the GPU reaches 80c it will lose another 13mhz in boost and another 13mhz at 90c. So the trick is to keep the card as cool as possible.
If you set the power higher the card will be able to run higher clocks but this can be cancelled out by the GPU running hotter and losing boost.
One way to monitor boost is to watch the GPU clock speed on the sensor tab of GPUz
If you set the power higher the card will be able to run higher clocks but this can be cancelled out by the GPU running hotter and losing boost.
One way to monitor boost is to watch the GPU clock speed on the sensor tab of GPUz
980MHz/6008Mhz GPU, [email protected] Turbo Boost CPU, Air cooling
1920x1200 = 83,9 FPS
1920x1080 = 91,6 FPS
So there's quite a bit difference between those two resolutions !
Third time lucky.
Its worth running this bench a few times to see all the small improvements they have made over the previous version.
The main thing is keeping your temps below 70c then you will get the maximum boost available.
Thats done to how good your GPU is, rather than how the boost works.
On my 690s if I set the power to 135% the maximum boost available goes down as the GPUs are getting hot. If I set the power to 120% I get higher boost as the GPU is not getting so hot.
Where life gets really complicated is on benchmarks if I set the power to 135% I get a bigger score even though the max boost is lower. I think the higher power helps with the min/average fps.
The main thing is if you keep your temps below 70c this will help you with whatever other settings you are using.
Thought I would do one of these, hope it's ok
[email protected] GTX680 @ 1163mhz & 1750 mhz memory
If you could do your results shot over the cobbles please, I will put you on the scoreboard.