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    Whats your 3DMark 11 score?

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by MSIfanboy, Jan 9, 2012.

  1. MSIfanboy

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    Rules:

    -Must be run in performance mode 1280x720

    -all standard settings as in basic edition

    -Post your specs with score and clocks if overclocked

    My Score:

    MSI GX-640
    Core i7 Q740 stock
    5850M 1 GB GDDR5 850/1100
    8 GB 1333hz ram

    P2652 3Dmarks11

    TESSALATION ON!

    [​IMG]

    Uploaded with ImageShack.us

     
    MSIfanboy, Jan 9, 2012
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  3. MSIfanboy

    MSIfanboy Notebook Consultant

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    nice, how come you keep ur memory so low? Does it get unstable any higher?
     
    MSIfanboy, Jan 9, 2012
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    Man , 3960 + 7970 are just over kills lol.
     
    iPhantomhives, Jan 9, 2012
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    Yeah, it does depending on the game, drivers etc. I can ususally get it to 1100mhz but it might crash.

    It doesn't matter tho because when you have decent memory bandwidth, you get far more performance by core clocks. at 900mhz I get a sizable performance boost.

    for example I could game at 900/1050 or 800/1100. The first one is much better in performance.
     
    ryzeki, Jan 9, 2012
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  6. MSIfanboy

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    Thanks il try that out, maybe lower my memory to 1050 and take core up to like 825

    Edit: Could not get higher than 800 on core so i rather keep it 785/1100 than 800/1050 :)

    Driver stops responding any higher i guess i have to little power supply and have to overvolt if i want any more
     
    MSIfanboy, Jan 9, 2012
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  7. maxheap

    maxheap caparison horus :)

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    32K 3DMARK11??!!!! WTH????? really this is way overkill, I guess it can pull off 200FPS on BF3 maxed out with 64xAA
     
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    Yeah you might need to. I overvolted to the standard 1.15 (mine came with 1.05v) and now use a 150w PSU because the 120w stock one would die off. I generally see close to no performance increase from say, 800/1050 to 800/1100 unless im heavily using AA, high res etc and even then its usually not enough haha. if you can keep it at 1100 thats cool, I wish I could too but Im happy with my 900 core speed :)

    32k is nothing... did you even see the graphics score? 46k!!! I can barely get 2500 by heavy overclocking! this thing is 1800% higher! xD
     
    ryzeki, Jan 9, 2012
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  9. MSIfanboy

    MSIfanboy Notebook Consultant

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    Would i be able to OC more if i get a 150W power supply but dont Overvolt?
    Now i use standars 120W

    Not sure how this stuff works...
     
    MSIfanboy, Jan 9, 2012
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  10. SlickDude80

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    here's mine

    6990 OC'ed to 825/1225
    core i7 2820 with TDP forced @ 58w
    Tess off

    [​IMG]

    [​IMG]
     
    SlickDude80, Jan 9, 2012
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  11. maxheap

    maxheap caparison horus :)

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    32K is well over 7k over the world record, they should submit this asap (maybe they are not submitting because 7970 is not released yet?) I saw the graphics score too, but overall 32k from 11 is crazy (46k is expected with quad 7970, crazy, humiliation)
     
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    I don't think so. You are reaching the limits of stability with those clocks on your standard voltage. When I overvolted, if I overclock, it would kill off my 120W PSU and I had to reconnect it to revive. So I'm not sure a lack of power is your issue.

    You could try it tho. But I think you would need to overvolt to sustain the high clocks easier.
     
    ryzeki, Jan 9, 2012
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  13. ryzeki

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    Yeah, they actually broke 5 world records with that setup, extreme vantage, performance vantage (like 84k score xD) both 3dmark11 scores, and also uniengine heaven bench with like 8k score I think.

    Who knows why they haven't submitted it. Those are epic scores.
     
    ryzeki, Jan 9, 2012
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  14. Mechanized Menace

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    Yup I am @ 850/1200 on each one of my 5870's and I had to OV to 1.10V to maintain stability.

    I also used to score around 4600ish with my 720QM downloading now to see what it is with my 920XM.
     
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  15. MSIfanboy

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    I managed to overvolt to 1.15 with ati tray tool :) now i just gotta get a 150W adapter

    P2562 3DMarks11 with 800/1100 clock and P9730 3DMarks Vantage

    However when i use ATI Tray tool my voltage is always 1.15 and clocks always 800/1100 even when not gaming
     
    MSIfanboy, Jan 9, 2012
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  16. Nick

    Nick Professor Carnista

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    HP EliteBook 8460P.

    i5 2520M
    4GB DDR3
    HD 6470M 1GB DDR3 Overclocked from 750/900 to 850/975.

    Score: P678 3DMarks

    Don't laugh(too hard :D), it plays CoD BO on medium.
     
    Nick, Jan 9, 2012
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  17. Mechanized Menace

    Mechanized Menace Lost in the MYST

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    If someone laughs @ you Mischief, just use what is in your left hand. :p
     
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    P3641 on the lappy - stock settings
    P4954 on PC - stock settings
     
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  20. Kingpinzero

    Kingpinzero ROUND ONE,FIGHT! You Win!

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    Riddhy916 Notebook Deity

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    where are the scores for max oced gtx 580ms?
     
    Riddhy916, Jan 10, 2012
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    I can't even run 3DMark 11 on my laptop as my GPU only supports up to DirectX 10. :eek:
     
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    P2567 3dmark11, P10787 3dmarkVantage - GTX460m@865/1650

    Got a 150W adapter to sell too from my MSI gt683 barebone :)
     
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  26. DEagleson

    DEagleson Gamer extraordinaire

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    But i want to cheat. D;

    Nevermind, il do two runs on 3DMark 11, with and without the Tessellation cheat but we all know my HD 6970m doesent like Tesselation.

    Results:

    This is gonna sound crazy but i actually got higher scores by disabling the AMD tesselation "cheat". xD

    Here the results with all settings at default - Tesselation fix & the results for everything set to default here.
    I OCed my HD 6970m to 710MHz core & 1000MHz memory from CCC and i used Catalyst 12.1 preview.
     
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  27. HTWingNut

    HTWingNut Potato

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    Well why don't you turn Tessellation OFF if you want to compare scores? Make others do the work for you? And are you sure nVidia and AMD have same settings as CCC (and it's not CCC it's Vision Engine) in default? Yes, I'm being a jerk.

    None of the links to Futuremark benches are working for me. Are they for everyone else?

    Here's mine:

    A8-3510MX 2.6GHz, 6620G IGP http://3dmark.com/3dm11/2519466




    AMD A8-3510MX 2.6GHz, 6750m http://3dmark.com/3dm11/2519270




    Desktop i5-2400, GTX 460

     
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  28. Texasrho83

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    Didn't know you could do that on Basic.
     
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  29. long2905

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    nice score kingpin and you moved to a clevo now?
     
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  30. HTWingNut

    HTWingNut Potato

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    And overclocking your CPU to 3.3GHz isn't cheating? :rolleyes: Not sure how you managed to get that score over 4000, but something isn't right. Max I could ever get was about 3000.
     
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    What's this tessellation cheat?
     
    Mechanized Menace, Jan 10, 2012
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    I'd like to know too. :confused:
     
    HTWingNut, Jan 10, 2012
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  33. SlickDude80

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    in AMD cards, you can shutoff the tessellation in the Catalyst Control Center...it will bring up the 3dmark11 scores on a 6990m by about 400points
     
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  34. long2905

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    does that have something to do with check/uncheck the amd optimized option?
     
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    uncheck the amd optimized option and slide the slider all the way to the left. You will see a huge increase in 3dmark11 scores...but 3dmark11 will also complain after and tell you that your tesselation was off and the score is not official

    with the default settings (tesselation set to amd optimized) i get about 4050-4100
    with tessellation off, i get about 4500-4600
     
    SlickDude80, Jan 10, 2012
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  36. long2905

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    gotcha! saw a score posted here with that warning already :D
     
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    P4628
    i7-720QM @ 1.81ghz
    2x5870's @ 850/1200

    No tessellation cheat.
    Still have been lazy and haven't downloaded 3DMark11 yet to try with my 920xm, but that was last score I got with my 720qm.

    ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5870 video card benchmark result - Intel Core i7-720QM Processor ,Alienware score P4628 3DMarks_files(folder name from the last saved score)
     
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  38. SlickDude80

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    that's a good score for xfire 5870's, i don't think you're going to get a much higher result with the 920 unless you OC like mad...and even then, probably only by a few hundred points
     
    SlickDude80, Jan 10, 2012
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    I had soooooo many plans to OC the 920xm to 3.some crazy number as soon as I got it lol, but man I gotta say the performance has left me even more soooooo lazy to carry out any plans of OC the 920. I am surprisingly content with the performance now, where with the 720 I was craving so much more.


    It's still CCC for non APU users. :p
     
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    Nice! The 2860 is showing its power there...3.5ghz during the bench is pretty good stock

    just to get it out of your system, do a nice 4ghz OC and bench. Lets see what your computer can do :D
     
    SlickDude80, Jan 10, 2012
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  42. InspiredE1705

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    I don't game on my laptops, best one is a 5 yr old Dell E1705 with a 7900 video card.

    My gaming desktop: i7 2600K, 16gb ddr3 1600 CAS 7, Evga Superclocked 570 HD video card. Score P6307 Can play a lot of games at 2560 x 1600 on my Dell 30" U3011 monitor.

    NVIDIA GeForce GTX 570 video card benchmark result - Intel Core i7-2600K Processor,ASRock P67 Pro3 score: P6307 3DMarks

    http://3dmark.com/3dm11/2521992

    My desktop uses 413 to 445 W during the test - everything -> the desktop + 2 monitors.

    I wouldn't game seriously on a laptop. Laptops have low res and small screens and the hard drive space isn't enough to hold my 1 tb of 172 Steam games.
     
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    !080 P on a 17 inch screen is not really low res :) and why u ned 172 steam games installed at once?

    i do however agree its better to game on a desktop because of bigger screen, better keyboard, better performance which is why i use a 32 inch screen and an external razer keyboard when i play serious :D
     
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    just overclocked from 625/1000 to 850/1100 on my 5850M :)

    9901 on 3dmark vantage have to try 11 now

    P2652 3DMarks on 2011

    Tessalation ON
     
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    My Dell E1705 laptops are 1920 x 1200 17" screens laptops. Both are out of warranty so I don't use them often. I might get a new laptop in 2013.

    I would only load a few non graphic intensive games on my laptop. Crysis 1 would only play on low settings, so it's not worth it. But Neverwinter Nights 2 and Company of Heroes would work.
     
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  46. Raidriar

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    P4100 3d Marks w/ 6990m oc'd to 825/1225

    Specs in sig
    Tessalation ON
     
    Raidriar, Jan 10, 2012
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  47. widezu69

    widezu69 Goodbye Alienware

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    Specs in sig I get around P4880. I think P4888 was my most recent run. OC'd CPU and GPU. CPU (Physx) score of over 10k :D

    Vantage is a different story :p link in sig.
     
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    wow love that vantage score
     
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    Been doing some benching recently after building my own cooler from a cardboardbox and a Coolermaster U2.

    Specs:
    Clevo W860CU
    720qm
    6970m @ 840/1000

    Scores
    Code: 
    3DMark Score	P3605
Graphics Score	3515
Physics Score	4148
Combined Score	3592
GraphicsTest1	16.43 FPS
GraphicsTest2	16.84 FPS
GraphicsTest3	21.86 FPS
GraphicsTest4	10.45 FPS
PhysicsTest	13.17 FPS
CombinedTest	16.71 FPS
    Temps:
    Code: 
    Gpu Thermal diode:	65 C
Shade/Mem		76,5
    These clocks are fast becomming my regular BF3 gaming clocks :D
     
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    Kain Notebook Evangelist

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    The score for my desktop (all at stock speeds/settings) is P5980. Can't run 3DMark 11 on my laptop as my GPU doesn't support DirectX 11.
     
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