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System Name | Vellinious |
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Processor | i7 6950X |
Motherboard | ASUS X99-A II |
Cooling | Custom Liquid |
Memory | 32GB GSkill TridentZ 3200 14 |
Video Card(s) | 2 x EVGA GTX 1080 FTW |
Storage | 512 GB Samsung 950 Pro, 120GB Kingston Hyper X SSD, 2 x 1TB WD Caviar Black |
Case | Thermaltake Core X9, stacked |
Power Supply | EVGA SuperNova 1000P2, EVGA SuperNova 750G2 |
Mouse | Razer Naga Molten Edition |
Keyboard | TT eSports Challenger Ultimate |
Benchmark Scores | Timespy-1080 SLI-15972 |
Upping cpu clocks helps?
Or dropping cores,and i creasing clocks....
I wouldnt have guessed, cpu usage seems fairly low during benching
Ill need to try that.
Yes. I took to turning off hyperthreading and disabling all but 2 cores, because...hyperthreading creates heat, as do the other 4 cores that aren't being used by Valley....so, using 2 cores without hyperthreading gives you more thermal headroom to get a little more core clock out of your processor.
I glad you mentioned the multi GPU part. That seems to give some explanation as to why a certain member could increase their score with a certain pair of GPUs so drastically as was recently the case. I'm still having a very hard time understanding how that was possible. But the rules were followed so far as I can tell. So the score appears to be valid. And I did list it as such. But I'm not necessarily the scores judge here. I have a rough idea of what's realistic. At least I think I do. My job as I see it is just to police the scores and keep track of them. I don't feel I have the experience required to deem a score as unrealistic or impossible unless it were supposedly achieved with a similar GPU to the one I own currently.
Anyhow, maybe you or someone else could help me understand better how or why that score was possible. I think it's pretty obvious by a quick look at the list which score by which member I'm referring to. I'm just not willing to name names or point fingers at this point. I'm big on the benefit of the doubt theory.
However I did mention in the other thread that if anyone sees anything that they think is contestable scores wise to please let me know about it. I would prefer, or rather insist, that the protest be made publicly. That seems most fair to the parties involved. I am willing to try and keep the lists as free of deception as I can. But I will need help with that from other members. Like I said, I just don't have enough experience to make a judgment call in each particular case as to which scores are obviously fake. So unless somebody has a particular complaint about a certain score, and can make a reasonable argument as to why, I'm going to assume nobody has a problem with any listed scores. As I feel I've done the best I could, barring any potential oversights on my part, to keep invalid scores off the list.
Lastly, I apologize to the member who's score I'm making an example of. It's not accusatory. I just don't fully understand it. And you didn't provide any explanation of it. So it's left some of us wondering.
I'm not really sure what scores you're talking about. PM me some examples and I'll try to help. Some of can be the difference in motherboards, some can be a difference in clock speeds, temps, stability of the overclock, generational gaps between comparisons....if it's a Maxwell GPU, one person could be seeing some thermal throttling or power limit throttling and not even know it.
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