3D Mark 2013 FireStrike and TimeSpy Guru3D Records

Will be a bad bottleneck in most games, NB wont help that much.

 

Its a bit older screen, I didnt generate online. Yes HT bottlenecks 1st physics test a little:nerd:

here are single results, but a bit diff. most are a bit higher

ice http://www.3dmark.com/is/2068171
cloud http://www.3dmark.com/cg/1863764
sky http://www.3dmark.com/sd/2151601
fire http://www.3dmark.com/fs/2290078

 

With those cards, I recommend moving to intel, the NB wont help that much.

 

:thumbup: But look my message #820 - already.

 

My post was the English version of your post.

 

GPU ~1,6 GHz, VRAM 7,7 GHz.

 

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1100/1500 +75mV +50% PL

 

Reached my limit here on air anyway 1180/1600/ +125mv +50PL

 

@Deckard: Do you not buy CPU Intel? Why?? But...

- If you want gaming then you buy Intel because the gaming may not support 6 threads/cores or more - most games support only 2 (4?) threads/cores.
- If you want to work the video editor then your CPU AMD is good.

 

Strange I have a lower CPU OC and am getting better Physics scores

My GPU limit seems to be 1100 core, tried 1150 and 100mV and it just crashes, possible one of the GPUs OCs better than the other, the ASIC rating is different between them

 

What is your ASIC ratings/

mine are 76.6% / 71.1%

I also had to switch back to my Crosshair V formula (non Z) version as I thought I had blown the PCI-E lanes when I fitted the 2nd card, turns out the PCI-E power cables had not clicked into the PSU correctly and I shat myslef thinking id blown the board, Ive re-armed windows now so ill stick with this a for a week or two and swapt te CHVF-Z back in, it handles the 9590 much better and at lower voltages.

On a side note this sytem as it stands under full load pull 1100watts im boarderline with my 1200w PSU lol 1100watts

@ricardonuno1980 I play BF4 which is great for my 8 core cpu. i transcode alot of videos and that is also good, If I have a spare £1000 lying around ill go intel

 

72.1% and 76.x% - GPUz is being a b1tch and says it won't read the ASIC quality of the 2nd GPU now, it was working before I was sent a test version to fix the OpenCL bug

1100W ? Mine seems happy with a 950W PSU

 

220w CPU (undervolted) / instead of 140w
4 x WD black HDD
1 x SSD
corsair h100i x 4 120mm FANS attached
1x 200mm fan
5 x 120mm case fans
2x cold cathodes UV
2 x MSI R9 290x 3PCI-E connectors draw of 450w each
yep close to 1100w under furmark & prime at the same time :banana:

 

I might grab one of those Watt meter gadgets that shows you what your machine is pulling, Ive seen conflicting reviews about the 295X2 and PSU requirements, some saying 1200w PSUs were popping with it (likely cheapos) some saying it needs a lot less - be interesting to see exactly what's what under load

I've been bitten by those cold cathodes before, they popped my last TX950, my brother had some too and his machine kept cutting out - removed them and all was well again

 

yeah ive had a few problesm with my cathodes aswell, the it seems to be the cheap inverters that come with them.. perhaps I may remove mine too

does your TX 950 not support corsair link?

 

I think that's what was wrong with ours, Id noticed mine weren't as bright a couple of days before the PSU popped, wish'd Id removed them then because my PSU is anything but modular, it was like removing Medusas head from my machine

 

does your tx950 not support link?

 

Not that I can tell, system power info is empty, but Link barely works as it is, Im having to run an ancient build because non of the new builds even detect the H100i, pumps or fans, pretty pathetic, loads of people have the same problem - this old build is the only one that actually tries to install the driver, the rest just install the software and detect next to nothing

 

I know what you mean, mine is the same eventually figured it out. deleted a few reminances left over and now im working on 2.7.5361 latest version all good

 

How did you get 5361 to install the driver?

Ive wiped, installed, even reinstalled windows and it refuses to install the driver each time

Followed Corsairs instructions to a T about deleting the profile folder in appdata etc too, just can not get it to work at all

EDIT - lol, after all that, multiple attempts at getting this thing to work, I ignored Corsairs instructions and installed the newest one straight over the top of the working old one, and it's still working

Note to self: Ignore Corsair