True :)
lol
What clocks were you using? If you push the clocks too high at stock volts, it's like putting low octane fuel in high octane engine. It starts to struggle in performance. Add a bit more octane (volts) and the performance picks back up.
My score a couple above yours were with clocks at 910/2270 @1.1v
Same score as a 480 SLI (different res though) but still very nice.
oh wait we're overclocking now?
damn I suppose I could pull the filters off and clock it just once (well I stress tested and learned the system when I built it but it's never been clocked for longer than about a day) to see if it really makes a big difference.
Kind of a pain in the butt though. That side panel filter assembly is really on there but it just blocks too much flow to keep it there during a heavy clock. I know both my card and my cpu will hold pretty beefy clocks I just don't like needlessly cooking my hardware since I can play everything maxed @ stock.
...now you guys kind of have me curious though, maybe tomorrow night.
Here's mine, GTX 560ti Sli overclocked to 950/1900
Maximum temps during test - GPU1 74c, GPU2 70c
GTX 465's in SLi, o/c to 729 core and 1458 shader, stock memory speed 1603 and stock votage.
CPU is at 4.4 GHz
Max temps were 44° on both GPUs
hrm, I have tried downloading 3.0 multiple times from various sites and the installer seems to be missing. Where are you all downloading from?
believe I got my copy directly from the people that make it.
Download Heaven DX11 Benchmark | Unigine: real-time 3D engine (game, simulation, visualization and VR)
oh I did run a oc spin on mine bought me a extra 800 points with all the settings on.
Forgot to screen though because I quickly realized my filters had become practically clogged and I was slowly killing the card by suffocation.
If I could find the PM system I would give you a link straight from my ftp for it.
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