Take Unreal Engine 4 Elemental Tech Demo for a Spin
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Dicehunter
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Boost 2.0 does overclock it yes but not that much, Maybe 100 Mhz if your lucky, Overclock it using EVGA's Precision X using the sliders and you will get better results.
Any pay no attention to the Unigine bench as it gives false numbers out, Apparently my 780 Ti was running at 1400MHZ when I know for a fact it was running at 1250.
Tripp
too many shrooms
hahahaha fair enough mate i didn't know that
, do you have any tips on overclocking it?
Dicehunter
Resident Newb
hahahaha fair enough mate i didn't know that
Sure do, Go into the over voltage tab, Unlock it and then max out the volts, It's totally safe it's just a nice little, And I do mean little boost.
Next put the power and temp targets to max.
After that you want to increase both sliders to 100, Test using benches and if stable increase in increments of 10 on the core and then when you've found the most stable clock move on to the memory.
I always find it best to start off with 100 on each as it's a good measuring point.
This is how I did mine and it was safe and fast.
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Tripp
too many shrooms
Sure do, Go into the over voltage tab, Unlock it and then max out the volts, It's totally safe it's just a nice little, And I do mean little boost.
Next put the power and temp targets to max.
After that you want to increase both sliders to 100, Test using benches and if stable increase in increments of 10 on the core and then when you've found the most stable clock move on to the memory.
This is how I did mine and it was safe and fast.
With it being a reference card will it be ok maxing out the temp slider?
Dicehunter
Resident Newb
Tripp
too many shrooms
Oh yes, The reference cooler is really really good
I thought you shouldn't run it above 80○c though
Dicehunter
Resident Newb
It can run quite happily at 90'c but I recommend making a custom fan curve within the software.
SPS
Moderator
Dicehunter
Resident Newb
Tripp
too many shrooms
That's more than some Titans coupled with a 3930K so that's pretty nice
Hahaha nah that can't be right 780 beats a titan yeah, but a FX8350 doing better than a 3930k that can't be right
SuB
The Webmaster
To the guy above who said it was having issues at launch, you need to install the runtimes that come with it, 32bit to run 32bit demos, 64 for 64 bit ones.
Bioshock looks okay, but it's suffering from lower resolution textures than the engine can clearly handle. The lighting etc looks nicer but the comic book look remains because of the texture resolution. Also some of the 'glass' shaders are a bit screwy from a distance. Still.. very impressive.
Bioshock looks okay, but it's suffering from lower resolution textures than the engine can clearly handle. The lighting etc looks nicer but the comic book look remains because of the texture resolution. Also some of the 'glass' shaders are a bit screwy from a distance. Still.. very impressive.
Dicehunter
Resident Newb
The 3930K might be at stock speeds
barnsley
born in a.....
A stock 3930k wouldn't be enough of an advantage over the 8350 as that benchmark barely uses the cpu. S'all about the gpu grunt.
Happytodd
New member
Was going to post this here, but it was nice to see someone bet me to it. My favourite game of all time, it looks unbelievable. Cannot wait to see how far we can push the limits of Unreal Engine 4!
