isaak

Ok I put this run to the BOT evga team ;)

There you go. Now start doing all the other video benchmarks accepted by HWBot and post them. Course you're going to wait because HWBot has dropped off again.

done ^^

I have  done yet ;)

more tests tomorow  :)

I already tested my 4 cards

sorry for my English what a pity ^^

oky i try that tomorrow ;)
have a nice day, here it's time to go bed.  Work tomorow :)
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All posted some great scores.

isaak
sorry for my English what a pity ^^

In here, we only speak the universal language of "more power!!!"

Great scores! 

hi guys ,)
small upgrade on my quad ^^
damned CPU !!! i don't bench @4.9

Isaak---------- i7 980@4830--------- (4) 480-- 925/1100------------ 55848 --- 44055 --- P52345-----water



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Governator

EleSSaRBLS

kram36

Use Precision instead of Afterburner if setting voltages with ELEET.

ELEET and Precision is the perfect combo for max oc's especially with a water cooled card. Your core clock should be up in the mid 1800's, easy as pie with Precision and ELEET.

Most definatly I agree with Kram but if its a case where you don't want to use ELEET, You are able to click on the voltage number in Afterburner and manually put in a voltage up to 1210 or 1.21, then simply hit enter. I also found that as I went up in memory speed with the same core clock I was loosing on my video and gaining on my cpu ie physics test which is basically a gpu test anyways. Core clock is what makes up the brunt of your video score, consider dropping memory speed and upping core speed, I can run 1800/2200 on Air considering you are on water you should be able to do much better. Newb as I may be I have learnt a lot from listening to these guys on the forum. Constructive criticism is not always a pissing contest here unlike many places. These guys want you to achieve your goals and put your best numbers on the boards..... and sometimes that takes considering what they have to say.

Just so you know, you do realize that you have to hit "apply" for changes to take effect in AB. Merely entering is inputting a custom value, when you apply changes, it reverts back to 1.138 You are still bound by the same incremental jumps as before no matter what custom value is entered. Below is a list of values and the progressive jumps (from values listed in parenthesis) that they take:

1050(1057)
1063(1070)
1075(1082)
1088(1095)
1100(1107)
1113(1120)
1125(1132)
1138(capped here)

Also, AB is a higher end version of Precision, itself is geared towards the novice. AB is more robust in nature with much more advanced features. Now, Eleet may "play" better with one or the other, that I'm unclear about but both are written of course for those who aren't aware by Unwinder.

 
 
Hitting enter after custom entering your clocks is the same as hitting apply. It works for voltage, core, memory and fan boxes, I usually hit apply after I set my clocks and fan then manually put my voltage in to avoid it getting dropped down. After the number you want is put in the box and hit enter thats what it is no need to hit apply...Or I guess i'm running a 900/2200 on air @ 1.13 volts hardly doubt it. But believe what you will as there is no way I can change your mind and see no reason to try.....Just consider I'm nearly clocking the same thing as you on air vs your water. Can't wait till my blocks come in.Have a nice night....
 
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johnksss

i just put that to the test....and the voltage does not set....
and still testing and the highest it goes is 1138..:[(]


and you can do 1800/2200 at that voltage...mine is still running
im using furmark as im upping the clocks.


but if your not running a chiller...you will probably crash around 1810 to 1840...speculation of course 

Exactly, I tried to explain but oh well. BTW this is also confirmed by it's programmer Unwinder. I've tried several times via Eleet to run 900 but to no avail. I've actually run 900 core with 1.138 but it's on again off again crash. I've even tried the identical voltages with Eleet as with AB and Eleet causes crashes but I can run with AB all day. I have to stick with what I have for now with 1790/2280, oh the humanity

Cheers

same here govenator...so when it does this..
i basically reset everything.
bios back to stock and driver back to default.
set the vcore to intel specs first maybe 1.375 and turn off vdroop
920 ill set at bclk 150 then jump in windows.
and try to do that test again.
if it passes...then i start working my way back to where it is suppose to be.
(meaning cpu and ram speed)


side note, going to try your clocks and go up in memory this time.

EleSSaRBLS

Governator

johnksss

i just put that to the test....and the voltage does not set....
and still testing and the highest it goes is 1138..:[(]


and you can do 1800/2200 at that voltage...mine is still running
im using furmark as im upping the clocks.


but if your not running a chiller...you will probably crash around 1810 to 1840...speculation of course 

Exactly, I tried to explain but oh well. BTW this is also confirmed by it's programmer Unwinder. I've tried several times via Eleet to run 900 but to no avail. I've actually run 900 core with 1.138 but it's on again off again crash. I've even tried the identical voltages with Eleet as with AB and Eleet causes crashes but I can run with AB all day. I have to stick with what I have for now with 1790/2280, oh the humanity

Cheers

 
Then allow me to apologize for putting my foot in my mouth, as I have no way to legitimatly test the program or the voltages. I guess I have just gotten lucky or have recieved good cards..but I do understand the on again off again deal as sometimes it works sometimes it doesn't. I can run the same clocks with same voltages 10 times and 4 times they will work and every once in a while you get lucky and end up with a good run.

No apology necessary. I had my card for just a few days back from RMA and hadn't really pushed it under air before I broke everything down for water install. It really is amazing what these cards can do under air, unbelievable. It really is a crapshoot to get a good run and John is right in that also you have to work up in small increments to achieve stability, I rather liken it to getting stubborn mule up a hill

johnksss

time to see if it passes vantage....lol 
1800/2320 


edit: 
that's a big 10/4 negative!! 
 

crashed in like 7 seconds...hahaha 

roger roger

Seriously, I only did a few quick runs with 2300 and then backed it down to 2280, no problems there. I am getting excellent temps with the Koolance block, I'm very pleased with mid to upper 20's idle and never out of the 40's loads.

johnksss

i have to agree. i love my koolance block too...even though i cant see it right now because it's all covered up in shop towels...lol

had the chiller running at 62 degrees and the card stayed at a nice 35C

Very nice setup John I wish I had the room right now but unfortunately don't but this will change soon. I'm planning on chilling in a few months finally. What I don't throw at my PC, I toss it at my car and should've been chilling long by now. I'll add phase when I upgrade my cpu and mobo next winter hopefully.

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