I upgraded
www.3dmark.com/3dm11/4930126
Don't plan on overclocking anything.
My MSI 670 has voltage unlocked in afterburner, not that I'm going to be toying with it anytime soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by InnerGoat
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I upgraded
www.3dmark.com/3dm11/4930126
Don't plan on overclocking anything.
My MSI 670 has voltage unlocked in afterburner, not that I'm going to be toying with it anytime soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by InnerGoat
It's pretty safe to overclock temporarily to run benchmarks, just set your fan speeds to manual and 100% while testing for the highest degree of safety. You could easily OC a 670 to 680 spec.
I could, and know its not any real danger as long as I don't go ramming up the volts too high. I just have no desire to do so.
The 8000 series of course are known for their ability to hit close to 5ghz on air, and I could probably push a lot from it, but again same answer.
So I updated my Performance score in here with my Titan-equipped system...
Haven't seen any Pentium 4s glued together in a while.... :ugh:
pick up a core2duo for 10 dollars on ebay if your motherboard supports it for 2x the performance in everything~
3dmark sucks it says Pentium D right on the screenshot lol. Though it was the original, not the later core based one welp...
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/7802863
Now with 4930k, lol.
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/7814495?
meh. I'd still like to get another of the same gpu and see how that works out with crossfire but there still kind of expensive.
Just done a quick test, I'll do another once I've installed the second card.
http://www.3dmark.com/3dm11/7815439?
That's shitty about being shipped the wrong CPU. Could of very weel been a scam on eBay too. Was the price exceptionally good at the time? Because eBay CPU sellers will often sell the bare CPU without packaging and fan for cheap, and advertise it as a different type of CPU. Most people don't check the little writing on their CPU before installing it, so yeah...
