Post your GPUz! Unigine Heaven/Valley Benchmarks Welcome!
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Kjhmario
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- CPU: Intel i5-3570
- RAM: 16gb- Kingston HyperX blu+red
- Motherboard: Asus-p8b75
- GPU: EVGA GTX-770 SC
- Display: Emerson 32" hdtv (720p)
- Cooling: Stock intel fan+ 5 case fans
- Location: Boerne, TX
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This is with my 550ti, base at 900, now at 985
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Db696
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- CPU: i7 3770 3.9 ghz
- RAM: G.Skill 12gb 1333
- Motherboard: ASUS P8b75-V
- GPU: EVGA GTX 780
- Display: Samsung 1920 x 1080
- Cooling: Air - Standard
- Location: Pri's server closet
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Just got a new GTX 780, love it to death.
These where the stock scores on the card, not bad.
This is the overclocked scores along with a GPU-Z spec sheet, it actually beats a TITAN and is about 100 points below an OverClocked TITAN.
These where the stock scores on the card, not bad.
This is the overclocked scores along with a GPU-Z spec sheet, it actually beats a TITAN and is about 100 points below an OverClocked TITAN.
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Pri
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Beat my old score by overclocking.
I flashed my GTX 780's with EVGA's highest end GTX 780 BIOS. The 780 FTW. This has a base clock of 1.05GHz and a boost clock of 1.12GHz - The default clocks for my GTX 780's are 863MHz Base Clock and 900MHz Boost Clock so this is quite a substantial overclock of 200MHz or 25%.
I flashed my GTX 780's with EVGA's highest end GTX 780 BIOS. The 780 FTW. This has a base clock of 1.05GHz and a boost clock of 1.12GHz - The default clocks for my GTX 780's are 863MHz Base Clock and 900MHz Boost Clock so this is quite a substantial overclock of 200MHz or 25%.
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