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Re: Honest question about my fire strike score
2016/06/25 17:43:00
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Re: Honest question about my fire strike score
2016/06/25 18:03:41
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Looks about right to me. Here's my 980 Ti @ 1530MHz w/ 5820K @ 4.4GHz compared to your set up - http://www.3dmark.com/compare/fs/8958244/fs/8944373 EDIT: It does look like your core clock is reporting incorrect speeds, unless you are under LN2 cooling you aren't really getting 2500MHz on your GPU core.
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Re: Honest question about my fire strike score
2016/06/25 18:17:56
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naw its def not 2.5 i think thats fire strike messn up. it reports correct in after burner and ocx
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Re: Honest question about my fire strike score
2016/06/25 18:20:09
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Re: Honest question about my fire strike score
2016/06/25 18:22:42
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http://www.3dmark.com/fs/8764025
No your combined is about right. See mine above.
I gotta do more work on my cpu.I just cant seem to get it to 4.5
My 5820K can't do 4.5GHz completely stable either. Luck of the draw!
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Re: Honest question about my fire strike score
2016/06/25 18:41:31
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just ran the bench for my 980 ti SC SLI with slight OC. im just going to type them in and list my specs below. but my scores are lower than the first two posts? im guessing its my CPU. physics score was much lower.
graphics 30,708
physics 8189
combined 7826
overall 18,011
NZXT switch 810
Dell 2560x1440p 144hz gsync
i5 3570k 4.4ghz
Gskill 16gb 1866mhz
Asus Z77 sabertooth
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corsair 1000wt psu
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WD 500gb storage
WD 300gb velociraptor
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Re: Honest question about my fire strike score
2016/06/25 18:52:34
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cabbage
just ran the bench for my 980 ti SC SLI with slight OC. im just going to type them in and list my specs below. but my scores are lower than the first two posts? im guessing its my CPU. physics score was much lower.
graphics 30,708
physics 8189
combined 7826
overall 18,011
NZXT switch 810
Dell 2560x1440p 144hz gsync
i5 3570k 4.4ghz
Gskill 16gb 1866mhz
Asus Z77 sabertooth
eVga 980ti SC SLI
corsair 1000wt psu
corsair H80
corsair force gt 180gb
WD 500gb storage
WD 300gb velociraptor
Yes your CPU is what is lowering your overall score. The graphics score looks right to me.
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Re: Honest question about my fire strike score
2016/06/25 19:38:02
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arestavo
Looks about right to me. Here's my 980 Ti @ 1530MHz w/ 5820K @ 4.4GHz compared to your set up -
EDIT: It does look like your core clock is reporting incorrect speeds, unless you are under LN2 cooling you aren't really getting 2500MHz on your GPU core.
I have a 980 ti Classified and I can't get it past 1440 MHz without destabilizing at some point. I have a 2600k OC'd to 4.5 GHz which also can't go beyond that without destabilizing. Could my no name 1k watt PSU be the culprit? It's definitely not heat.
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Re: Honest question about my fire strike score
2016/06/25 20:06:44
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arestavo
Looks about right to me. Here's my 980 Ti @ 1530MHz w/ 5820K @ 4.4GHz compared to your set up -
EDIT: It does look like your core clock is reporting incorrect speeds, unless you are under LN2 cooling you aren't really getting 2500MHz on your GPU core.
I have a 980 ti Classified and I can't get it past 1440 MHz without destabilizing at some point. I have a 2600k OC'd to 4.5 GHz which also can't go beyond that without destabilizing. Could my no name 1k watt PSU be the culprit? It's definitely not heat.
980 Ti's are very temperature sensitive. I can get 1530MHz stable when the GPU temp is <48C. When it warms up past 48C it will soon black/grey screen hard lock. At 1505 MHz, it is perfectly stable even at 51C (it tops out at 50C usually). With the stock Classified cooler it was fully stable, without black/grey screen lockups, at the max air OC of 1455Mhz. No amount of extra voltage makes it any more stable over the stock settings either - purely the temperature.
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Re: Honest question about my fire strike score
2016/06/25 20:42:36
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Better than 98% of all results.
Unsatisfied with the score.
But yeah that looks about right. Clocks > cores in games for the most part atm, unfortunately.
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Re: Honest question about my fire strike score
2016/06/25 20:59:35
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arestavo
Looks about right to me. Here's my 980 Ti @ 1530MHz w/ 5820K @ 4.4GHz compared to your set up -
EDIT: It does look like your core clock is reporting incorrect speeds, unless you are under LN2 cooling you aren't really getting 2500MHz on your GPU core.
I have a 980 ti Classified and I can't get it past 1440 MHz without destabilizing at some point. I have a 2600k OC'd to 4.5 GHz which also can't go beyond that without destabilizing. Could my no name 1k watt PSU be the culprit? It's definitely not heat.
980 Ti's are very temperature sensitive. I can get 1530MHz stable when the GPU temp is <48C. When it warms up past 48C it will soon black/grey screen hard lock. At 1505 MHz, it is perfectly stable even at 51C (it tops out at 50C usually). With the stock Classified cooler it was fully stable, without black/grey screen lockups, at the max air OC of 1455Mhz.
No amount of extra voltage makes it any more stable over the stock settings either - purely the temperature.
Hmm I originally thought heat wasn't an issue but if the Classy is sensitive then I will try a more aggressive fan curve. Just really trying to learn as much of the ins/outs of overclocking on this card before my step up finalizes. Your 1455 is close to what I can get so that sounds about right. Thanks!
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Re: Honest question about my fire strike score
2016/06/25 21:03:17
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Re: Honest question about my fire strike score
2016/06/25 22:20:40
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i got curious and DL'd the benchmark. here's my results: http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/12706429 pushed my Founders Edition card up to +250 clock and +500 memory in Afterburner. was able to hit a new high of 2152 clock speeds and my MoBo already auto OC'd my CPU to 4.7GHz.
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Re: Honest question about my fire strike score
2016/06/25 22:27:27
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hehehippie
i got curious and DL'd the benchmark. here's my results:
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/12706429
pushed my Founders Edition card up to +250 clock and +500 memory in Afterburner. was able to hit a new high of 2152 clock speeds and my MoBo already auto OC'd my CPU to 4.7GHz.
That's pretty impressive for a founders card!
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Re: Honest question about my fire strike score
2016/06/25 22:33:44
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hehehippie
i got curious and DL'd the benchmark. here's my results:
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/12706429
pushed my Founders Edition card up to +250 clock and +500 memory in Afterburner. was able to hit a new high of 2152 clock speeds and my MoBo already auto OC'd my CPU to 4.7GHz.
That's pretty impressive for a founders card!
It's all about the silicon lottery for OC. To not have the OC down clock due to heat levels, a good aftermarket cooler is the ticket (FE at 100% fan speed is loud, and pretty much required to keep a stable heavy OC).
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Re: Honest question about my fire strike score
2016/06/25 22:35:08
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arestavo
cabbage
just ran the bench for my 980 ti SC SLI with slight OC. im just going to type them in and list my specs below. but my scores are lower than the first two posts? im guessing its my CPU. physics score was much lower.
graphics 30,708
physics 8189
combined 7826
overall 18,011
NZXT switch 810
Dell 2560x1440p 144hz gsync
i5 3570k 4.4ghz
Gskill 16gb 1866mhz
Asus Z77 sabertooth
eVga 980ti SC SLI
corsair 1000wt psu
corsair H80
corsair force gt 180gb
WD 500gb storage
WD 300gb velociraptor
Yes your CPU is what is lowering your overall score. The graphics score looks right to me.
that's what I figured. im not upgrading though. at least not for a while. no issues with any game yet. thanks for the reply. food for thought and so forth
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Re: Honest question about my fire strike score
2016/06/25 22:56:19
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@hansot85: thanks! i was really iffy about ordering a FE card at first, but i've been loving it. @arestavo: definitely loud @ 100% fan speed, but that's only for maxing out the card during benchmarks. during normal use, i have a custom fan curve that's just a little more aggressive than the stock ones. it's barely noticeable when i'm playing games or watching anything. my Asus 1080 Strix OC should be here Tuesday. i'm pretty damn stoked!
post edited by hehehippie - 2016/06/25 22:58:44
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Re: Honest question about my fire strike score
2016/06/26 03:59:08
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arestavo
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http://www.3dmark.com/fs/8764025
No your combined is about right. See mine above.
I gotta do more work on my cpu.I just cant seem to get it to 4.5
My 5820K can't do 4.5GHz completely stable either. Luck of the draw!
I have a pretty good CPU. It hits 5 ghz. But the true stable overclock is 4.7 for my 5820k. I settled for 4.5ghz 24/7
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Re: Honest question about my fire strike score
2016/06/26 04:32:25
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Re: Honest question about my fire strike score
2016/06/26 05:35:43
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http://www.3dmark.com/3dm/12709720 mine i don't see the point oc'ng my 5820k yet beyond 4.2 ghz unless for benchmarking runs 4,4 ghz @ 1,200v probably could push it further still i run it at 4,2 1,120 right now.
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Re: Honest question about my fire strike score
2016/06/26 07:40:07
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nice OC on the founders. I can't get mine past 2125~ without instability. http://www.3dmark.com/fs/8956752 on an x58 i7 980x @ 4.0 ghz to the OP, i would be satisfied with those scores. like mentioned already you need to OC your cpu to squeeze out more points
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