2021/07/01 10:21:52
static.quai
The switch for liquid nitrogen doesn't mean you are using liquid nitrogen.  There's a whole other complicated process for all of that which I don't pretend to know much about.  Flipping that switch just raises your power limit further for normal users.
 
* Base - XOC - LN2:  Goes from something like 100, 112, 120ish.  I'm on a different machine.  I might edit it to make myself look like I know more than I do later.  ;)
 
But yea, if you are using liquid nitrogen.. please pants us.
2021/07/03 21:32:52
bavor
27,685
 
i7 6700K and SLI 3090 Kingpins. Curiosity got the better of me and I had to see what would happen.
 
https://www.3dmark.com/pr/1109142
 
2021/07/05 07:47:55
telehog
2021/07/05 11:54:28
telehog
This score does not look  quite right. https://www.3dmark.com/pr/437732
2021/07/05 14:23:11
BabisTs
bavor
30,171

 
Currently 11th on 3DMark Hall of Fame and 3rd on HWBOT


 
Cooling was a 280mm radiator submerged in ice and water to cool the GPUs
 


 
awesome...very strong scores
2021/07/05 18:53:07
degenerate
telehog
This score does not look  quite right. https://www.3dmark.com/pr/437732


WTH?
2021/07/05 19:29:56
kandiflippin
Ok, so here is a new pr, 15,792. http://www.3dmark.com/pr/1115162
 
I have a few questions though that I am trying to wrap my head around. I saw this video on youtube where he suggested locking in the voltage and then adding to the core clock, I am just curious what everyone's thoughts on this is. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RH3FZXvBkiE. Does every GPU have a sweet spot to lock it into and if so whats the best approach to find that when scores can fluctuate so much between runs of the same setting? I have found that if I go above 1075mv my scores start to tank but I am not sure if thats because of other factors.
 
I am starting to mess around with the Classified Tool but do not want to get to crazy without understanding it better. What is the difference between NVVDD and MSVDD? Is there a sweet spot for voltages or as long as your temps are safe do you just go with the more is better approach?
 
 As you can see in this photo my GPU clock held steady during the entire benchmark, If I start messing with voltages it jumps all over the place, what causes this?

2021/07/06 00:35:45
kandiflippin
Found a video that explained things a bit better, this is on the LN2 bios http://www.3dmark.com/pr/1115587
2021/07/06 01:37:46
kandiflippin
Ok, I’m done for tonight 15,943.

http://www.3dmark.com/pr/1115717

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