3DMark Released

MMM tasty brute force approach VSSS, that is a very nice system you have there, what temps were you seeing?

 

temperatures are very cool in my system,
Fumark OEM Seting

 

Well those cards have not finished raising in temperature but it looks like it will level around 100C which is not bad for furmark.

 

Very nice scores, vss!
It seems that your temps seem to be a lot better than most of the crossfire P370em users that are reporting high temps on the P370em...
I think I remember reading something about some mods in the hardwareluxx forum, is that right?

 

Well part of it is just making sure the paste job is good and the heatsink is making proper contact with the card. I think the worst temps were reported with ES cards too.

 

hi,
so this is the prototype of a new cooling, HWL (VSS) NBR (VSSS) is my username

I bought my set in HawkForce and graphic cards are the same as any other chip OEM, not ES!


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single card


sorry for the spam

OEM Cooling



witch Tape Mod



new Cooling (prototype)


heaven benchmark 30min 900@1200

 

I was not suggesting yours was, just that the first people were reporting temps in the P370EM were.

 

my serial number is P370 xxxxx20, say that I am one of the first users in the P370 CrossFire, the Crossfire today all have the same temperature as my P370 with OEM Heatsinks

 

new Single GPU score

 

Took my voltage down a notch and actually got better results (in 3dMark wise and crysis 2 bench wise). 1.025V /core 1010/mem 1450) AMD Radeon HD 7970M video card benchmark result - Intel Core i7-2670QM Processor,CLEVO P150HMx

 

huh weird...how much of an improvement did u see score- and clock-wise?

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the core is stable 10mhz higher (lulz) and I saw a lot more consistent GPU usage in the range of 98-100% instead of 90-97% with periodic drops to lower levels. 3dmark improvement was in the range of roughly 100 points, so not much. I've ran Crysis 3 for the past hour and the GPU usage seems to stick to full, framerate is consistent with no sudden/weird drops, seems to work better for my system. I'd imagine either I don't have the best PSU or the power regulators for the GPU ain't the best.

 

I forget what kind of clock steps the 7970M has, the 680M is 13.2mhz ish, what jumps does the 7970M see?

 

what do u mean by clock steps? the inervalls in which u can set the core clocks?

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Yes, if you set 992mhz the clocks go to 980mhz, but if you set 993mhz the clocks are set to 993mhz, if you set 1005mhz the clocks go to 993mhz while if you set 1006mhz they go to 1006mhz etc.

 

as far as ive seen the clocks are pretty exact when it comes to the 7970m. just minute differences below 1mhz as reported by gpu-z.

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Mhm, I'm not sure if that 1.025V worked anymore. Can't seem to get the voltage to drop back to it via software methods anymore. (i thought I checked that it dropped to 1.025 before but I don't feel sure anymore) 1.075V works via software but when I tried it yesterday it cause erratic gpu utilization.