Dear Gtx 680 users. I have a request.

litwicki22

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Hey guys. I will be very greatful. Can somebody make for me 5 loops from a row in 3dmark 11 in performance mode?
I ask because i have very difference results.
I mean scores on my card,like : 9458 to 9399 then 9438 to 9396 , then 9436 to 9391 and 9391 to 9442. ( score to score, from a row )
If somebody make 5 loops and paste here scores ok?
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Please , please. Cheers.

pc:
3770k 3.5 stock
Msi Twin Frozr Gtx 680
8gb ram
301 whql



Please have the same clocks on cpu and gpu on that loops.


I want your the most bigger difference in points between score to next score. So i ask about first 5 scores
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hokies83

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That stock scores on a Ref model?

I got 25000k Gpu scores on my Gtx 680s [SLI] with overclocking.

Even on a Ref Gtx 680 a 10k Single card score is pretty easy to break.
 

litwicki22

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yes all stocks:) CPU stock , GPU Stock:)

I want just to see differences between points on final scores:) From a row. From score to score:) 1.2.3...:)
 

hokies83

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Your about right on those scores for a Gtx 680 non Overclocked model. no need to worry.
 

Ben90

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You realize that the fluctuations from the highest score to lowest you posted is less than 1%?
 

litwicki22

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yes i realize , but from a row:( From a row its not too high? ( from score to next score )
 

cmdrdredd

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It's normal, my GTX 670s would exhibit the same type of behavior. There are always variances.
 

Rvenger

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Yeah, temps make a difference, running processes on your computer etc. Thats totally normal.

I am betting your 680 is hitting the 70c and thermal throttling down at points in the benchmark. Run your GPU fan at 80% and your scores should start to level out better.
 

zaydq

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Completely normal dude. 3dmark11 tends to have variances of 50~ points. You have absolutely no issues what so ever.
 

litwicki22

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Yeah, temps make a difference, running processes on your computer etc. Thats totally normal.

I am betting your 680 is hitting the 70c and thermal throttling down at points in the benchmark. Run your GPU fan at 80% and your scores should start to level out better.


You mean 70c is bad? And that 50+- points differences from score to score, from a row are from bad temperature??
 

Rvenger

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Once your card hits 70c it will start to temp throttle in 13mhz increments.
 

zaydq

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You mean 70c is bad? And that 50+- points differences from score to score, from a row are from bad temperature??

It can be from a lot of things, 70c is not bad its just when Kepler boost is throttled down slowly to keep the card at a stable temperature and speed. 50+- points are just normal, you probably couldn't do a whole lot to minimize the gap, even if you could, the time it'd take isn't worth it.
 

blackened23

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OP, you are being really OCD about this. Score variances are normal. You will never replicate a score exactly in back to back benchmark runs, you can get differences of 2-3% and it's completely fine.
 

litwicki22

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Guys i am very greatful for your help. I am very pleased . But i want to ask about last thing. Here are my latest scores. And that fluctuations between scores are ok or not? PLeaseeee. Look:

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cmdrdredd

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A few points here and a few points there. No problem. Now if your first score was say 9400 and the next run was 8700 that indicates something. What you see is standard.
 

zaydq

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You're still good. Stop crying over a handful of lost points in a useless benchmark :). You've got like a .6% variance, which is absolutely fine.

You're also the second 680 user to post a thread like this in the past 30 days... Kinda indicates that 680 users are ocd and are feeling guilty for spending an extra 140$ over a 670. (Just a joke)
 

litwicki22

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12069
12080
12065
11970
12039

That 11k score is pretty low, so I might RMA.


Thx bro for help. But i want to ask. That scores are from a row? I mean.

12069 is a 1 score...12080 is a 2 score...12065 is a 3 score.....11970 is a 4 score.....12039 is a 5 score? Next question. You used the same settings on GPU and CPU on that tests?
 
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chimaxi83

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They were all in a row, identical settings, one after the other, with a reboot between them. Was there a rule against rebooting? :/ lol
 

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