Hello all.
Just a quick heads up that the GPU temp reported by GPU-Z during 3DMv11 is not as hot as the card actually runs at its peak... I use BOINC client to donate clock cycles and I usually leave it running overnight. My 6990s in CF usually run up to 109*C. This is the hottest temp that is reported by GPU-z. When I run 3DMv11 on Xtreme setting also on 4 GPUs, in CF mode, the highest temp that GPU-z reports is 100C. I got 5036X 3DMv11 score on the run which gpu-z reported 100C as highest temp for gpus...
I have no reason not to trust gpu-z version 0.5.2 but it looks like 3dm11 does not heat up the card as much as massivly parallel computing models like MW@home or Collatz@home do.
Just a quick heads up that the GPU temp reported by GPU-Z during 3DMv11 is not as hot as the card actually runs at its peak... I use BOINC client to donate clock cycles and I usually leave it running overnight. My 6990s in CF usually run up to 109*C. This is the hottest temp that is reported by GPU-z. When I run 3DMv11 on Xtreme setting also on 4 GPUs, in CF mode, the highest temp that GPU-z reports is 100C. I got 5036X 3DMv11 score on the run which gpu-z reported 100C as highest temp for gpus...
I have no reason not to trust gpu-z version 0.5.2 but it looks like 3dm11 does not heat up the card as much as massivly parallel computing models like MW@home or Collatz@home do.