I've been playing around with my new 4870 trying to find the sweet spot and it looks like I have. I started off with override settings in CCC to force 4xAA/12, AS to 16x and AAA set to quality and only got 128.7fps @16x10. What I did was disable AAA entired, put AA and AF back to application specific and got this: I jumped to 12.7k in 3dmk06 from 11.4. Now I have no issues with running anything now.
driver settings @ performance when benching as you found out: no aa/af mipmap detail @ performance disable catalyst ai vertical sync off
Here you go: http://superjuju29.deviantart.com/gallery/ Sorry Josh, I didn't know there was a 2k8 version. I'll try it and let you know. Edit: Here you go Josh and all I can say is wow. On a side note, I just did a clean install of Windows. Had the OneD3D.exe bug so I started fresh and so far so good.
I don't understand how your scores are so high at 16x10. I'm using 8.12s btw. GPU-Z seems to have the right info, something I'm missing?
I got fed up with how unstable the 4870 was and went back to my trusty 8800GT. Something has to be wrong with that Sapphire, if I'd have Googled first bought later, I would not have bought a Sapphire. My bad, RMA time.
Lightsmark 2.0 (2008) - DOWNLOAD Sorry for old bench but GK110 (Kepler) is (much) better optimized than GK104 and Fermi! NOTE: I have tested GTX 670 but I cannot get better performance than old GTX 480 (died). GK104 card was confused! loool
IMPORTANT: 32-bit executable (locate the directory "...\Lightsmark2008.2.0\bin\win32") has resolution option but 64-bit hasn't.
1080p running W8.1 with same specs: 2064.7 fps You beat me by bit! But my CPU is more bottlenecked than you. xD But try 2560x1440 (DSR). xD
^ He mentioned it 3 posts above when he necro it. I also ran at balanced power plan, meaning it didn't max my cpu freq. And I can't run 2560x1440 or 2880x1620, its write protected and doesnt want to create it it says can't run try different resolution, even if I run as admin. EDIT: this is at high perf. power plan (gpu boost in both cases @ 1254mhz)