you mean the johnK800 standard clock?

yeah, i think that was it....halo seems to be quite far from that number....probably needs far more voltage than he is giving it.

Mhm but isn't that rule for on water? I only have 1 card on water currently.
 
With how the air one is performing to how the water one used to perform on air, I'd say the cards are close to equal, and that 800/linked/1200 should pass fine @ 1200mV. (Which was the JohnK800 rule IIRC)
 
I had the PSU give out on me last night I believe. I was at about 760/linked/1250 with 1188mV, and in the part of New Calico where the rockets are going through the asteroid field the whole system just shut off instantly. Kinda cool but scary at the same time. I get the feeling when they're both on water doing 800+ that I'll need to use my Silencer Pro Gold 800W for the second card.
 
I'm still not sure though why others were getting 40-41k at these clocks though.. That confuses the hell out of me.

Now we're talking.
 
http://3dmark.com/3dmv/3400708
 
Rolled back to 191.07 and got that, not bad at all. Clocks were:
 
i7 960 @ 4.0, RAM @ 8-9-8-24 1930Mhz, 295's @ 720/linked/1212

MOAR POWER! 
have a PSU dedicated to each card ;)

Doing that tomorrow.
 
Gonna set up the 800W Silent Pro Gold for the second 295 and for second CPU 8 pin. 

Oh yeah, highest I got today. 
 
http://3dmark.com/3dmv/3401631

nateman_doo

MOAR POWER! 
have a PSU dedicated to each card ;)

lol, that's too much overkill even by my standards. lol

Hehe.. Once I get back from Tropical Smoothie I'm gonna have the CM 800W PSU set up to run the second CPU 8 pin connector and the second card.
 
No such thing as overkill.

normally i would agree, after-all i'm building a dual sr2 motherboard planned for individual loops for nearly every device + working trying to get a custom Tek cooler + engraved blocks ext.