GF100/110 vs GK104 vs GK110B: especial tests

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    Hi, guys and friends! :D

    --> All results running i5-2500K@4.5GHz

    3DMark03 - "Pixel Shader 2.0" feature test:
    GTX 480-334.89WHQL (HQ), Win 7 x64 SP1 - 1496.8 fps
    GTX 580-340.52WHQL (HQ), same OS - 1582.1 fps
    GTX 670-347.09WHQL (HQ), Win 8.1 x64 - 1288.4 fps
    GTX 770 SC-347.09WHQL (HQ), same OS - 1305.9 fps
    GTX 780 Ti Classy-347.09WHQL (HQ), same OS - 3149.4 fps wowww!! :eek: :D


    Video Card Stability Test - v1.0.0.3 build 80416 benchmark --> DOWNLOAD <--: :)
    GTX 480-306.23WHQL (HQ), Win XP x86 XP3 - 1517 fps
    GTX 580-337.88WHQL (HQ), same OS - 1676 fps
    GTX 670-same driver, same OS - ~1350 fps
    GTX 770 SC-same driver, same OS - ~1600 fps
    GTX 780 Ti Classy-344.75WHQL (HQ), same OS - 3216 fps wowww!! :eek: :D
    Same videocard-347.71beta (HQ), Win 8.1 x64 - 2959 fps


    Lightsmark 2.0 (2008) - see my post


    GK110 gets impressive!!! :D

    -> Why's the dfference of performances between GK104 and GK110 huge? xD

    ATTENTION to factory OC: GTX 770 SC has 1085MHz core while GTX 780 Ti Classified 1020MHz. :)
     
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    -Tj- Ancient Guru

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    and what's the point in these uber high fps, kinda pointless and doesn't say much..



    Why dont you bench some real world stuff.. Idk like a game benchmark? :p

    LP2 or RE6 or FFXIV reborn or Heaven or Hitman Absolution or Sleeping Dogs or DMC4 or FC2 or Grid2/AutoSport or Dirt2/3,...
     
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    Sorry, I'll post tomorrow in few games.

    But can you not explain why? :p


    I have edited to add Lightmark 2008 in OP, sorry. ;)
     
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    May explain my question until sunday at 03pm (UTC) - I'll put solution. :)
     
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    Sorry for later. ;)

    Solution - see my OP: Because GK110 is 2x more nr of transistors than GK104. And transistors + GPU + VRAM. :)

    I think GTX 980@ref-stock gets 2200-2300 fps AVG in "Video Card Stability Test" - benchmark running Win 8.1 x64. :)
     
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    Thank you. :) But did you get 94% GPU usage?

    I got 2959 fps AVG - GPU usage 94~95%. :D
     
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    Yea around 94%

    Can't really compare the scores between GPUs when Im running AMD CPU though
     
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    You are not worried but your CPU doesn't get any bottlenecked. :)

    Greater nr of transistors is very important for "Video Card Stability Test", "Pixel Shader 2.0" feature (3DM03)... :)

    Thank you, friend. :D
     
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    I have increased power limit from 100% to 106% (but do not do OC ;))... I can get bit better performance here :D

    Video Card Stability Test - v1.0.0.3 build 80416 benchmark:
    GTX 780 Ti Classy-344.75WHQL (HQ), Win XP x86 SP3 - 3246 fps wow! :D
     

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