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Unigine Valley 1.0 Benchmark Thread ** Post your scores**

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BallaTheFeared
Intel 4670k @ stock 1v
Gigabyte GTX 780 GHz Ed 900/1625
58 FPS
2427 Score

215w system draw
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BallaTheFeared
Intel 4670k @ 5GHz 1.32v
Gigabyte GTX 780 GHz Ed 1372/1720
80.6 FPS
Score 3374

530w system draw
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Will update the last run sooner or later, but realistically I won't be getting much more out of it.
 
BallaTheFeared said:
You can probably buy some copper wire and stick that into the pin holes to get contact.
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thx for the suggestion,
sounds reasonable
i will definitely try something
as in work in the machine building industry (automotive supplier) i think i will take the chip to the company and show it to some people who really know how to solder stuff

nice try on power consumption
the difference is crazy
 
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3570k@4.5ghz@1.25v|Thermalright True Spirit 140|Antec 1100|XFX ProSeries 1050w
ASRock Z77 WS|4x8gB Crucial Ballistix Sport LP 1.3v@2000MT/s 9-9-9-24-2N@1.635v
XFX Reference 290 72.7% ASIC Quality 1000 core 1500 ram

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3570k@4.5ghz@1.25v|Thermalright True Spirit 140|Antec 1100|XFX ProSeries 1050w
ASRock Z77 WS|4x8gB Crucial Ballistix Sport LP 1.3v@2000MT/s 9-9-9-24-2N@1.635v
XFX Reference 290x 71.9% ASIC Quality 1000 core 1500 ram
2x=>XFX Reference 290 68.1/72.7% ASIC Quality 1000 core 1500 ram

All on Asus PT1 bios with no power limit and 1000 mhz core minimum clock.
ULPS off.

All optimizations off
Surface Format Optimization: Off
Texture Quality: High Quality
Trilinear Optimization: Off
Anistropic Optimization: Off
Tessellation: Application Preference
Frame Pacing: Off
 
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780Ti Superclocked w/ ACX at stock clocks (1006Mhz/1750Mhz memory)

CPU is at 4.5Ghz

Both cards running in 8x on the pcie slot.
 
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I did some overclocking this evening so I have an updated post.

Video card is no longer running at stock, now running at 1081Mhz core / 1825Mhz Memory

CPU is now running at 4.8Ghz

Both cards at 8x/8x PCIE

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Sapphire Tri-X R9 290 1225/1625
i5 4670k@4.5ghz

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Would like to break 3K but I don't think it's going to happen as the core does not want to go much higher and increasing the memory clocks alone is not netting me any peformance. Oh well ^_^

Also F2F - I noticed that in the results link you haven't specified between R9 290 and 290X, any particular reason for that? Thanks 😉
 
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That's a darn good run for a R9 290 under air. That's about what I average with a Reference Gigabyte R9 290X clocked at 1180/1500 with +.156mv. I running Elpida which limits me to 1500Mhz on the vRam. I've done a 2995 suicide run at 1200/1500. I should be under water next week and see if I can break that illusive 3000 score for a Single GPU AMD Card.
 
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GTX 770 SLI ASUS/Gigabyte: Core clock 1241Mhz Memory +200 CPU i52500k at 4.5Ghz
power limit set to 110/111 regular voltage 1080p
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1254mhz core, +300 on memory resulted in 88.5 FPS, and 3703 score. (screenshot failed).
 
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i5-3750k @ 4.4 Ghz, EVGA 780 GTX FTW @ 1100 core (boosts to 1250) /1600 VRAM

Unigine Valley Benchmark 1.0

FPS:
73.4
Score:
3071
Min FPS:
36.1
Max FPS:
142.7
System

Platform:
Windows 7 (build 7601, Service Pack 1) 64bit
CPU model:
Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3570K CPU @ 3.40GHz (3400MHz) x4
GPU model:
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 9.18.13.3221/Intel(R) HD Graphics 4000 9.18.10.3257 (3072MB) x1
Settings

Render:
Direct3D11
Mode:
1920x1080 8xAA fullscreen
Preset
Extreme HD
 
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