What's your Passmark Performance Test Score

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Maybe just maybe you will reach 5GHz :party:
 

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Maybe just maybe you will reach 5GHz :party:

:roflmao: i did validate a 5ghz but didn't post it cos it was false. I was runing 4.9 but eventhough cpuz was showing 4.9 it was showing 5.0 on the validation.
 

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Here's my score at my normal 4.6GHz CPU overclock. :)

PassMark 4.6GHz.jpg
 

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That's a great score Wrend :thumbsup:
 

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Thanks, Dude. :cool:

I tentatively take back what I said about it not using SLI, since I just ran the test again with SLI disabled, and I got a significantly lower score in the 62 hundreds. :huh:
 

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Hmm...here's what I get in place of the leaderboard. If I click the link then it wants me to log in to Google Docs.

I'll try on the Mac and see what happens.

Oh yeah, Windows 7 64-bit with Internet Explorer 10.

Kent

Are you still having problems viewing it Kent? Maybe try chrome instead?

Edit: Try this direct link also - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0ApRqWFPoE67SdF9rVUszd3lldnl6VkxwSFIzY3ZBZ3c&output=html


Interesting, using Chrome I see a blank space, don't even get the warning message, same is true when using Safari on the Mac. The direct link wants me sign in to Google Docs.

It's not really a problem for me, just wanted to let you know what other people may experience. I surmise that because I'm signed into Google Mail on my work machine (using Chrome) I see the leaderboards (this one and the OC board) perfectly.

Kent
 

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OK, just confirmed my theory. I opened another tab in Safari and signed into my Google Mail account. Came back to SF and now I can see the leaderboards.

CONSPIRACY?! :eek: Nah, it's just the way things are... ;)


Kent


Oh. Wait, did I say I was viewing SF on a Mac?? Um...well...yeah...er...

*pointing* Look! A squirrel!
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So how well does Windows 7 work for you on your Mac? (Macs are PCs too, you know.)

Safari 5.1.7 for Windows

;)

Not bad, comparable to any other i5 based laptop. It gets quite warm as it always runs the discrete GPU (Nvidia 330m) making battery runtime plummet, and the touchpad loses some functionality. Borderlands runs more smoothly on the Bootcamp partition than the OS X port.

Just installed a Samsung 840 500GB SSD a few weeks ago so I could have a larger Windows 7 partition. ;)
 

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Nice. Those Samsung SSDs are pretty sweet. I'm seriously thinking about picking up the 1TB EVO sometime here. :)
 

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OK, just confirmed my theory. I opened another tab in Safari and signed into my Google Mail account. Came back to SF and now I can see the leaderboards.

CONSPIRACY?! :eek: Nah, it's just the way things are... ;)


Kent


Oh. Wait, did I say I was viewing SF on a Mac?? Um...well...yeah...er...

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*runs away*



A Guy
 

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Nice one Wrend, I knew you were gonna hammer me mate! Top score:cool:

@ Lava King, yeah I was starting to get a feeling it was linked to being logged in to google.

 

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I take back what i said about Paul's score taking some beating, You smashed it Wrend :thumbsup: Nice score mate!
 

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Thanks, Dude. :cool:

I tentatively take back what I said about it not using SLI, since I just ran the test again with SLI disabled, and I got a significantly lower score in the 62 hundreds. :huh:

It would be interesting to know your individual scores for each component Wrend.

Ryan said SLI would not work when he ran it, did you have to do anything special to get it to work?

Paul.
 

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It would be interesting to know your individual scores for each component Wrend.

Ryan said SLI would not work when he ran it, did you have to do anything special to get it to work?

Paul.

I'll run mine again in a min just to double check but i'm pretty sure the second gpu wasn't detected :huh:
 

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Nice one Wrend, I knew you were gonna hammer me mate! Top score
Thanks, Paul. :)

...

Yeah, it doesn't seem to detect my second video card with SLI enabled, but it does with SLI disabled. No weird settings or anything to get it to work on my end, that I know of at least. I have the Nvidia software auto-select which SLI mode should yield the best performance (which is the default setting for me). It just gets me a higher score with it enabled. I had read that it can make a difference in some of the tests.

http://www.passmark.com/forum/showthread.php?3914-SLI-amp-Crossfire-in-PerformanceTest-V8

It looks like alternate frame rendering 2 should yield the best results. I haven't tried that specifically yet though.

Well, I'm off for now. Might try and run it again with a higher OC before too long. We'll see. ;)
 

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Here's the individual score's. I definately need to tweak my memory a tad and only 1 gpu was used/seen.
 

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Here's my new score with "Force alternate frame rendering 2" selected for the SLI rendering mode in the Nvidia Control Panel. That's the only setting I changed; still at 4.6GHz, so a fair improvement again in the score with this SLI mode, it looks like. While running the tests, I did also notice that the listed frame rates during the 3D tests were significantly higher, maybe a third higher than they were before, or so.

As I mentioned before, with SLI enabled, only one card is shown as being installed, but it does use them both for the tests (at least this has been my experience), and when SLI is disabled, it shows both cards as being installed, but the tests only use one of them. I'm guessing this is because with SLI enabled it uses both cards as if they were one, maybe. :huh:

Either way, it looks like alternate frame rendering 2 is the way to go.

Something for you guys with SLIed cards to have in mind while running these tests. :party:

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Here's my updated score with the GTX 780.

Only a slight increase, but every little bit helps. :D
 

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