Sajin
You talkin about PX1? Yeah, I know that. I stick to afterburner most of the time.

Hi Sajin, how did you use Afterburner with Classified? Are you using the voltage curve in Afterburner or just the offset?

https://www.3dmark.com/pr/674037

15540
Core +135 mem +1500
LN2 bios with classified

bumfoto
https://www.3dmark.com/pr/674037

15540
Core +135 mem +1500
LN2 bios with classified

Nice score!
 
Rad in an ice chest?  Running on the back porch in 20F weather?

DarkClownX1X
Well I did crack 15k but not by much and had to make it pretty cold in my room (like 13c) to do it: https://www.3dmark.com/pr/672181
 
Mem:1200
GPU: 150
I held a better average GPU clock then your 15238 score but ended up with a lower score.  I'm starting to think the NVidia card isn't getting along with my AMD 5900x.  I have an intel 8700k build I could put the Card in but that sounds like work. 

 
Pretty good. My room temp was 18C on my run. It's below 0 outside here, I was thinking of opening my windows and throwing on my coat and seeing what I can do lol.

bumfoto
https://www.3dmark.com/pr/674037

15540
Core +135 mem +1500
LN2 bios with classified

A few hundred above me, but also you have a 10900k. Looks like this makes an appreciable difference over a 9900k, but I'm not sure by how much.


Edit: I guess it actually doesn't make much difference.

chicagohawk

Sajin
Yes. I know what causes it. Editing the voltage/frequency curve caused it to do that.

Could you please enlighten me what causes lower average clocks to score better than higher average clocks then? I genuinely would like to know, because I have no idea.

No idea. Just seems like some cards are like that while others aren’t. I wish I had a card that did higher averages as those are the cards getting the higher scores.

xrb936

Sajin
You talkin about PX1? Yeah, I know that. I stick to afterburner most of the time.

Hi Sajin, how did you use Afterburner with Classified? Are you using the voltage curve in Afterburner or just the offset?

V/F curve + classified.

USMC1419

DarkClownX1X
Well I did crack 15k but not by much and had to make it pretty cold in my room (like 13c) to do it: https://www.3dmark.com/pr/672181
 
Mem:1200
GPU: 150
I held a better average GPU clock then your 15238 score but ended up with a lower score.  I'm starting to think the NVidia card isn't getting along with my AMD 5900x.  I have an intel 8700k build I could put the Card in but that sounds like work. 

 
Pretty good. My room temp was 18C on my run. It's below 0 outside here, I was thinking of opening my windows and throwing on my coat and seeing what I can do lol.

bumfoto
https://www.3dmark.com/pr/674037

15540
Core +135 mem +1500
LN2 bios with classified

A few hundred above me, but also you have a 10900k. Looks like this makes an appreciable difference over a 9900k, but I'm not sure by how much.

I don't think it's the 10900K as much as it's a 5.4 ghz 10900K. From what I've been told is that there's very appreciable gains on Intel up to 5.3 ghz. After that there's diminishing returns. I'm going to bump my 9900k up to 5.2 tonight and see if how much better the score gets. I'm at 5.1 comfortably. 5.2 gets too hot for me to feel comfortable for 24/7 use.

Interesting. I can run mine on 5.2 also, but I don't like exceeding 1.3v so I daily drive it at 5.1 @ 1.25v.

Clock frequency2,220 MHz / Average clock frequency2,206 MHz / Memory clock frequency1,374 MHz / Average memory clock frequency1,374 MHz   Average temperature 39 °C  https://www.3dmark.com/pr/672176  Kingpin XOC 1000W Bios, oh yeah STRIX with EK Block one 360rad 60mm   

markuaw1
Clock frequency2,220 MHz / Average clock frequency2,206 MHz / Memory clock frequency1,374 MHz / Average memory clock frequency1,374 MHz   Average temperature 39 °C  https://www.3dmark.com/pr/672176  Kingpin XOC 1000W Bios, oh yeah STRIX with EK Block one 360rad 60mm   

Awesome. I gotta try to do 2200 with my temps lower. But I'll be on LN2 BIOS.