2020/12/23 17:40:08
Sajin
4.6.3 beta 2.
2020/12/23 17:47:40
flyingtoaster85
This one simple trick boosted my score by 500 points:

https://youtu.be/VkUVTX0D-A0
2020/12/23 17:50:11
Sajin

2020/12/23 17:55:44
hallowen
What the???
2020/12/23 18:10:12
johnksss
I bet that's some bs. Not click baiting me sir.
2020/12/23 18:15:17
flyingtoaster85
johnksss
I bet that's some bs. Not click baiting me sir.

It’s just a tool video playing on the kingpin oled
2020/12/23 18:31:09
USMC1419
SoldierRBT
chicagohawk
It really has been bothering me to find out why low clock cards like mine and Sajin's (USMC's too, albeit you can actually hit 2200 peak) can get higher scores than those that boost 2200+ out of the box. I will say, though, yes, those that do clock higher on average also are the ones getting the ridiculous 15.6k+ scores, however, it seems the theory that higher average clocks directly correlate with higher PR scores is out the window. I hit 15.1k with an average of 2,130mhz, but Soldier is scoring 500 points less with a 2,215mhz average.
 
It'd also be interesting to know how that translates into something like game fps too. Would the card with average higher clocks or higher PR scores create better frames?




I think the problem is MSI Afterburner. I uninstalled it and used X1 with the same tweaks in classified tool. Score 15,404
https://www.3dmark.com/pr/680812
+165 Core 
+1200 Memory
Max temp: 49C
I also discovered that with OCP enable, the card would draw 450W max. Core clocks and voltage are the same. With OCP off, it's 490-500W and higher score.  
 




I keep OCP on, and I still get 520-530 watts no problem. This should not matter. From what another user said, this will not serve a real purpose unless you are actually on LN2.
 
I don't know what else to tweak to try and get the clock to run higher. I'm at 1.15 NVVDD and anything over 150 core wont pass. But it was like that before using classy as well. 
2020/12/23 23:17:05
maxsul
SoldierRBT
chicagohawk
It really has been bothering me to find out why low clock cards like mine and Sajin's (USMC's too, albeit you can actually hit 2200 peak) can get higher scores than those that boost 2200+ out of the box. I will say, though, yes, those that do clock higher on average also are the ones getting the ridiculous 15.6k+ scores, however, it seems the theory that higher average clocks directly correlate with higher PR scores is out the window. I hit 15.1k with an average of 2,130mhz, but Soldier is scoring 500 points less with a 2,215mhz average.
 
It'd also be interesting to know how that translates into something like game fps too. Would the card with average higher clocks or higher PR scores create better frames?




I think the problem is MSI Afterburner. I uninstalled it and used X1 with the same tweaks in classified tool. Score 15,404
https://www.3dmark.com/pr/680812
+165 Core 
+1200 Memory
Max temp: 49C
I also discovered that with OCP enable, the card would draw 450W max. Core clocks and voltage are the same. With OCP off, it's 490-500W and higher score.  
 


Guy has a golden GPU and CPU. 
 
2020/12/24 09:55:44
lukexcom
flyingtoaster85
johnksss
I bet that's some bs. Not click baiting me sir.

It’s just a tool video playing on the kingpin oled


It would be pure gold if someone gets Rick Astley’s Never Gonna Give You Up playing on the little LCD screen. :-D
2020/12/24 12:31:08
JonnyVee
I cracked 15K... I'll take it! Puts me at 4th with Leaderboard (7th overall) using a single 3090 and AMD 5900x cpu
 
Best I can do is +160 on the core and +1200 memory. With the classification tool I was at 526w and even hit 555 once using NVVD@1.125 ... and I only have a 850w PSU - thought I'd crash. 
 
https://www.3dmark.com/pr/685890
 
https://www.3dmark.com/search?_ga=2.123490441.309162683.1608743535-2076340887.1604886188#advanced?test=pr%20P&cpuId=2758&gpuId=1339&gpuCount=1&deviceType=ALL&memoryChannels=0&country=&scoreType=overallScore&hofMode=true&showInvalidResults=false&freeParams=&minGpuCoreClock=&maxGpuCoreClock=&minGpuMemClock=&maxGpuMemClock=&minCpuClock=&maxCpuClock=
 
LN2 bios; power @ max, voltage @ 0%, fans - max, core +160, mem - 1200 c
 
Classification Tool: NVVD-1.1125, FBVDD-1.4, MSVDD-1.1375, NV&MS Freq-default, Loadlines - Lvl 1, OCP-disabled
 

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