3DMARK Bench Thread

[Arne Saknussemm]

Interesting idea...not done this before

 

[theDTP]

Interesting idea...not done this before

Nice, 40.6% gain

 

[Tripp]

firestrike extreme 2x gtx970's and a 4690k @4.6ghz



firestrike ultra

 

[MrKambo]

so this evening us guys have been having a mini competition seeing as 3DMark is on sale in Steam.

Intel i7 4970K @ 4.7GHz
AMD 295x2 @ 1125/1450

 

[agent_x007]

So the point of this thread is to post your scores, both bone stock (CPU, GPU and RAM) and in fully overclocked states.

Time for some core unlocking scores then

Stock (settings : ALL AUTO, no Cool'n'Quiet) @ 2,8GHz :
3DMark Vantage (P-Score) : P7131 (LINK)
3DMark 11 (P-Score) : P2981 (LINK)
Sky Diver : 6033 (LINK)
Fire Strike : 2743 (LINK)

Sempron 145... time for core unlocking scores.

"OC" :
CPU @ 4,34GHz (with Advanced Clock Calibration @ Unleashing Enabled)
^If anyone is wondering what that means : I basicly increased theoretical CPU power, by over 300%
GPU @ 1241/7248 (max. reported by GPU-z)

3DMark Vantage (P-Score) : P18424 (LINK)
3DMark 11 (P-Score) : P7417 (LINK)
Sky Diver : 14081 (LINK)
Fire Strike : 7350 (LINK)

Improvement/Gain :
3DMark Vantage = ~158%
3DMark11 = ~149%
Sky Diver = ~133%
Fire Strike = ~168%

And I belive the right word for this is : "REKT"

PS. If anyone wants to know how it looks with CPU-z/GPU-z here's few screenshots :
Win 7 Windows Index @ 4,34GHz (no GPU OC) : LINK
Vantage (Stock/OC) : LINK/LINK
Fire Strike (Stock/OC) : LINK/LINK

Have a great OC'ing time

 

[Wraith]

All the improvements

 

[BigDaddyKong]

After installing my second Fury.