Good looking benchmarks so far!

7700k 4.7ghz ( 1.248v ) 
DDR4 3000 Cas. 15
1080 FTW 2 2088mhz

Need a good SLI profile my numbers are way low I think.

Just realized my GPU utilization shows 6 and 9% how do I fix this
 

Heres my EVGA GTX 1080 sc with i7 4790 OPT 4k high , 1080 Extreme HD, and my laptop with GTX 1070 and i7 7700HQ doing the 1080 high bench.
 
 
 

cloiselle1
So I have the fastest 1080 so far!?

:). My cpu and gpu are not even ocerckocked to their max. Let's see those scores!

 You did your test @1080 on medium settings, I got like 18k something on that one but its too easy of settings,do extreme HD setting or 4k.

Here is how to get SLI working...
 
#1 Download Superposition SLI Profile+Tools pack here.
#2 Extract all to desktop.
#3 Open Geforce 3D Profile Manager, Extract SLI Profiles to your desktop using the Extract SLI Profiles button. A text document called NVIDIA Profiles should show up on your desktop if you extracted the profiles to the correct location.
#4 Open NVIDIA Profiles text document.
#5 Open Superposition SLI Profile text document.
#6 Copy and paste the Superposition SLI Profile into the NVIDIA Profiles text document then save the NVIDIA Profiles text document.  Refer to example pic to see how it should look after you have added the Superposition SLI Profile to the NVIDIA Profiles text document.
#7 Open Geforce 3D Profile Manager, Import modified NVIDIA Profiles text document into the nvidia driver using the Import SLI Profiles button.
#8 Enable SLI inside the nvidia control panel if you don't already have it enabled.
#9 Fire up the Superposition Benchmark and enjoy SLI. 

With profile tweak,.. and Ti's - thanks for the instructions on the SLI profile addition

rjrusso
thanks for the instructions on the SLI profile addition

No problem. 
 

Kaapstad

Sajin
Completely maxed out settings + sli enabled...
 

You can go higher than that by setting the shaders to Extreme.

You're right. I choose to run 8k optimized as maxed out settings because anything above that provides less than 30 fps on the mins & average frame rates.
 
I don't like looking at slideshows. 

Sajin, thank you sir for the instructions. Why they didn't support Sli out if the box is beyond me, I mean come on, it's a benchmark and all their previous ones did it.

cloiselle1
The way to amass the greatest set of cumulative results is to have everyone do runs on the DEFAULT setting to compare specifics like cpu, gpu and sli performance.

Actually the way to do it would be 4k high settings to test everyones gpu. @ 1080 medium,which is Default will be making it cpu bound.

I'll give it a whirl tonight...

joridiculous

Kaapstad

The Hoorider

cloiselle1
The way to amass the greatest set of cumulative results is to have everyone do runs on the DEFAULT setting to compare specifics like cpu, gpu and sli performance.

Actually the way to do it would be 4k high settings to test everyones gpu. @ 1080 medium,which is Default will be making it cpu bound.

The way to do it is to use the settings like in this thread.
 
https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/unigine-superposition-benchmark.18775328/
 
Everyone can run it at 1080p and the higher resolutions can be used for mGPU and future card releases.

Way to do it using non-modified presets. Custom is for "show off".

Custom is best as people will still be using this bench in 5 years and by then some of the non modified presets will be totally useless.
 
For example using Heaven 4 maxed out @1080p is totally useless if you are using more than one 1080 Ti or Titan.

Is anyone considering the paid version (Advanced Edition) so you can, do comparisons online, view & submit to leaderboards. customize stress testing (loops), and log bench history? I'd like it less but 20 bucks isn't to bad I've paid more to Futuremark but I have bench histories going way back.

This is my little air cooled EVGA 980 Ti @1560/2103
Stock volts